§ 1717 Foreign Bank License Surrender
This law lets an uninsured out‑of‑state bank give up its license to run a branch, but if it has more than one branch it must give up all of its licenses at once.
A bank from another state has one branch in our state and decides it no longer wants to operate there.
The bank files its license and a report with the commissioner. After 30 days (or sooner if the commissioner orders), the license is no longer valid and the bank must stop doing business at that branch.
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§ 1717 Foreign Bank License Surrender
Last verified: January 11, 2026