§ 1780 Foreign Bank Representative Offices
This law says a foreign bank can only have a small office in the state if it gets a special license, and it can't operate that office without the license.
A bank from another country wants to open a small office to talk to customers in the state.
The bank must first get a license to run a representative office. If it tries to open the office without the license, the state treats it as if it already has a licensed office, which is not allowed.
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§ 1780 Foreign Bank Representative Offices
Last verified: January 11, 2026