§ 16525 Foreign Credit Union Offices
This law says a foreign credit union can’t have a representative, agency, or branch office in the state unless it first gets a state license, and anyone who sets up such an office for the foreign credit union is treated as the credit union itself.
A credit union from another country wants to open a small office in the state to talk to local customers.
If the credit union doesn’t first get a state license, it can’t open the office. If a local person opens the office for the foreign credit union without that license, both the person and the credit union are breaking the law.
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§ 16525 Foreign Credit Union Offices
Last verified: January 11, 2026