§ 16528 Foreign Credit Union Offices
This law lets a foreign credit union have a small office in the state, but that office can only give information and cannot take people's money or do any banking business.
A credit union from Canada opens a representative office in a California city.
The Canadian credit union can staff the office to answer questions and explain its services, but it cannot ask anyone to open an account, take deposits, or do any other banking transactions there.
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§ 16528 Foreign Credit Union Offices
Last verified: January 11, 2026