N.D. Cent. Code § 6-06.2-10
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6-06.2-10. Application for conversion
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6-06.2-10. Application for conversion
1. A banking institution, credit union, or financial institution may be converted to a
cooperative financial institution under this chapter through submission of an
application, which must include:
a. A statement of the results of the vote to approve the conversion, along with
affidavits of the president or vice president and secretary;
b. A completed form, prescribed by the commissioner, requesting an amendment to
the organization certificate;
c. A copy of the executed bylaws to establish the cooperative financial institution;
d. An application fee, as established by the commissioner by rule; and
e. An affirmation from the organization granting discretionary authority to the
commissioner to conduct an examination before the conversion date.
2. The commissioner shall set fees for an examination at an hourly rate sufficient to cover
all reasonable expenses of the department associated with the examination. Fees
must be collected by the commissioner, transferred to the state treasurer, and
deposited in the financial institutions regulatory fund.
3. When the commissioner determines all requirements have been met, the
commissioner shall notify the applicant and the state banking board. The board shall
instruct the secretary of state to issue an amended organization certificate for the
converted organization to operate as a cooperative financial institution. After issuance
of the amended organization certificate, the organization becomes a cooperative
financial institution and ceases to operate as originally organized. The cooperative
financial institution is vested with all assets of the prior organization and is responsible
for all of the obligations of the converted organization to the same extent as though the
conversion had not taken place.
1. A banking institution, credit union, or financial institution may be converted to a
cooperative financial institution under this chapter through submission of an
application, which must include:
a. A statement of the results of the vote to approve the conversion, along with
affidavits of the president or vice president and secretary;
b. A completed form, prescribed by the commissioner, requesting an amendment to
the organization certificate;
c. A copy of the executed bylaws to establish the cooperative financial institution;
d. An application fee, as established by the commissioner by rule; and
e. An affirmation from the organization granting discretionary authority to the
commissioner to conduct an examination before the conversion date.
2. The commissioner shall set fees for an examination at an hourly rate sufficient to cover
all reasonable expenses of the department associated with the examination. Fees
must be collected by the commissioner, transferred to the state treasurer, and
deposited in the financial institutions regulatory fund.
3. When the commissioner determines all requirements have been met, the
commissioner shall notify the applicant and the state banking board. The board shall
instruct the secretary of state to issue an amended organization certificate for the
converted organization to operate as a cooperative financial institution. After issuance
of the amended organization certificate, the organization becomes a cooperative
financial institution and ceases to operate as originally organized. The cooperative
financial institution is vested with all assets of the prior organization and is responsible
for all of the obligations of the converted organization to the same extent as though the
conversion had not taken place.
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