§ 16701 Foreign Credit Union Examinations
This law lets the state commissioner check (examine) any foreign credit union that has a branch here, either at the commissioner’s office or at any of the credit union’s offices, even those outside the state.
A credit union from another country opens a branch in the state. The commissioner can go to that branch or call the credit union’s main office in its home country and inspect its records at the commissioner’s office.
The commissioner can look at the foreign credit union’s books and operations to make sure they follow the rules, whether the inspection happens at the local branch or at the commissioner’s own office.
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§ 16701 Foreign Credit Union Examinations
Last verified: January 11, 2026