§ 1106 Bank Revocation Certificate Filing
This law says a bank’s revocation can only start after the revocation paper is filed with the Secretary of State and approved by the commissioner, and then the bank must send a certified copy of that paper to the commissioner.
A bank’s license is taken away. The bank sends the revocation notice to the Secretary of State, gets the commissioner’s stamp of approval, and once the notice is official, the bank mails a certified copy back to the commissioner.
The revocation doesn’t count until it’s filed and approved, and the bank must quickly give the commissioner a certified copy of the same notice.
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§ 1106 Bank Revocation Certificate Filing
Last verified: January 10, 2026