§ 15202 Credit Union Merger Certificate
This law tells credit unions how to merge by filing a merger certificate that shows board approval, member vote approval, and the total number of members, and it attaches the merger plan and commissioner's approval. Federal credit unions are not required to follow this process.
A credit union wants to merge with another credit union and must file a merger certificate.
The credit union first gets approval from its board and then gets member approval, counts its members, and files a certificate that includes these details plus a copy of the merger plan and the commissioner's written approval. A federal credit union does not have to file this certificate.
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§ 15202 Credit Union Merger Certificate
Last verified: January 11, 2026