N.D. Cent. Code § 6-06.2-06

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6-06.2-06. Acknowledgment of organization certificate - Application for certificate of authority - Notice of hearing

Official statutory text

6-06.2-06. Acknowledgment of organization certificate - Application for certificate of

authority - Notice of hearing.

The organization certificate must be notarized. The authenticated certificate must be

transmitted to the state banking board with a request for permission to present the certificate to

the secretary of state, with application for the issuance of a certificate of authority, as well as

payment of an application fee. The commissioner shall establish the application by rule. After

receipt of the proposed organization certificate, application, and application fee, the board shall

publish the application in the official newspaper of the county the cooperative financial institution

is proposed to be established. The notice must contain a statement of a time and place at which

the board will hear the application and must specify that any individual objecting the application

may appear and show cause why the application should not be approved.

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