§ 14101 Credit Union Articles Requirements
This law tells credit unions what information they must put in their official paperwork (articles of incorporation).
A group wants to start a new credit union in California.
When they file their paperwork, they have to write a name that includes the words “credit union,” a purpose statement saying they will do credit‑union business and other legal activities, the address of their first legal agent, at least five directors with their addresses, and the credit union’s street (and mailing, if different) address. If they were already a credit union before this law, they also had to add the purpose statement by Dec. 31 2003, and the board could approve that change on its own.
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§ 14101 Credit Union Articles Requirements
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