N.D. Cent. Code § 6-06.2-05

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6-06.2-05. Organization certificate - Contents

Official statutory text

6-06.2-05. Organization certificate - Contents

Before formation of a cooperative financial institution under this chapter, originating

members who wish to associate themselves in a cooperative financial institution shall sign and

execute an organization certificate on a form prescribed by the commissioner, which must state:

1. The name of the cooperative financial institution. The name may not be the name of

any other bank, credit union, or financial institution previously incorporated within the

this state;

2. The location of the principal office of the cooperative financial institution at which

business will be conducted;

3. The names and places of residence of the originating members; and

4. The respective dates on which the cooperative financial institution will commence

business.

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