N.D. Cent. Code § 6-06.2-08

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6-06.2-08. Determination of board - Recording of organization certificate

Official statutory text

6-06.2-08. Determination of board - Recording of organization certificate

1. If the state banking board votes to approve the application to organize a cooperative

financial institution, the organization certificate and permission of the board must be

recorded in the county where the cooperative financial institution will be established

and must be transmitted to the secretary of state.

2. The secretary of state shall certify the facts to the state banking board and record the

document in the secretary of state's office. The secretary of state shall issue a

certificate of authority to the cooperative financial institution.

3. The secretary of state shall send the certificate to the commissioner. The

commissioner may not issue the certificate until an examination is made and the

certificate of the commissioner stating the capital structure as required by the state

banking board has been acquired, federal deposit insurance corporation insurance of

deposits has been secured, and all conditions of the law have been complied with

strictly.

4. If the determination of the state banking board is against the organization of the

cooperative financial institution, the organization certificate may not be recorded in the

office of the recorder and may not be accepted by the secretary of state.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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