§ 16003 Foreign Credit Union Branches
This law says a credit union from another state can't open or keep a branch in California unless it meets California's rules for doing business inside the state, with a special exception listed elsewhere.
A credit union based in Texas wants to open a new branch in San Francisco.
Because the credit union is from another state, it must first qualify under California's intrastate business rules (Chapter 21 of the Corporations Code) before it can open the San Francisco branch. If it doesn't meet those rules, it can't open the branch unless the special exception in Section 8910 applies.
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§ 16003 Foreign Credit Union Branches
Last verified: January 11, 2026