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12 CFR Part 752

11 sections.

  • § 752.1
    § 752.1. What is section 205(d) of the Federal Credit Union Act?
  • § 752.2
    § 752.2 Who is covered by section 205(d)?
  • § 752.3
    § 752.3 Which offenses qualify as “Covered Offenses” under section 205(d)?
  • § 752.4
    § 752.4 What constitutes a conviction under section 205(d)?
  • § 752.5
    § 752.5 What constitutes a pretrial diversion or similar program under section 205(d)?
  • § 752.6
    § 752.6 What are the types of applications that can be filed?
  • § 752.7
    § 752.7 When may an application be filed?
  • § 752.8
    § 752.8 What is the exemption?
  • § 752.9
    § 752.9 How does an individual or a credit union file an application?
  • § 752.10
    § 752.10 How will the NCUA evaluate an application?
  • § 752.11
    § 752.11 What will the NCUA do if the application is denied?

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