Va. Code Ann. § 6.2-1028
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A. When satisfied that the public interest, as defined in subdivision 8 of § 6.2-1017 , will be served, the Commission may authorize:
1. A trust company having paid-up and unimpaired capital and surplus in an amount deemed sufficient to warrant expansion to establish additional offices; and
2. The relocation of any office.
B. The office at which a trust company begins business shall be designated initially as its principal office. The board of directors of a trust company may thereafter redesignate as the principal office another authorized office of the trust company in the Commonwealth. The trust company shall notify the Commission of any such redesignation not later than 30 days before its effective date and shall confirm to the Commission any redesignation within 10 days of its occurrence.
1993, c. 432, § 6.1-32.21; 1997, c. 51 ; 2010, c. 794 .
1. A trust company having paid-up and unimpaired capital and surplus in an amount deemed sufficient to warrant expansion to establish additional offices; and
2. The relocation of any office.
B. The office at which a trust company begins business shall be designated initially as its principal office. The board of directors of a trust company may thereafter redesignate as the principal office another authorized office of the trust company in the Commonwealth. The trust company shall notify the Commission of any such redesignation not later than 30 days before its effective date and shall confirm to the Commission any redesignation within 10 days of its occurrence.
1993, c. 432, § 6.1-32.21; 1997, c. 51 ; 2010, c. 794 .
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