California · Financial Code

FIN §14102.6: (a) No certificate of revocation by a credit union shall become effective unless the certificate, with the commissioner’s approval endorsed thereon, is filed with the Secretary of State.

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A credit union's certificate of revocation is only effective after the commissioner approves it and it is filed with the Secretary of State.

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(a) No certificate of revocation by a credit union shall become effective unless the certificate, with the commissioner’s approval endorsed thereon, is filed with the Secretary of State. The certificate of revocation shall become effective upon being filed with the Secretary of State. (b) Promptly after the certificate of revocation becomes effective, the credit union shall file with the commissioner a copy of the certificate of revocation, certified by the Secretary of State.

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