§ 16012 Foreign Credit Union Offices
This law says a credit union from another state must do all its work in one building or right‑next‑door buildings, unless it tells the commissioner first and keeps any extra work nearby.
A credit union from State A opens a branch in City B. It runs its teller services, loans, and offices all inside one building. Later it wants to put a small loan desk in a nearby office building.
The credit union can only put that extra desk in the nearby building if it notifies the commissioner ahead of time; otherwise everything has to stay in the original building or the building right next to it.
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§ 16012 Foreign Credit Union Offices
Last verified: January 11, 2026