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Title 12:
Banks and Banking
PART 516—APPLICATION PROCESSING PROCEDURES

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Subpart B—Publication Requirements

Source:   62 FR 64143, Dec. 4, 1997,
unless otherwise noted.

§ 516.50   Who must publish a public notice of an
application?

This subpart applies whenever an OTS regulation requires an applicant
(“you”) to follow the public notice procedures in this subpart.

§ 516.55   What information must I include in my
public notice?

Your public notice must include the following:

(a) Your name and address.

(b) The type of application.

(c) The name of the depository institution(s) that is the subject
matter of the application.

(d) A statement indicating that the public may submit comments to the
appropriate OTS office(s).

(e) The address of the appropriate OTS offices where the public may
submit comments.

(f) The date that the comment period closes.

(g) A statement indicating that the nonconfidential portions of the
application are on file in the Regional Office, and are available for
public inspection during regular business hours.

(h) Any other information that OTS requires you to publish. You may
find the format for various publication notices in the appendix to OTS
application processing handbook.

[66 FR 13002, Mar. 2, 2001]

§ 516.60   When must I publish the public
notice?

You must publish a public notice of the application no earlier than
seven days before and no later than the date of filing of the
application.

§ 516.70   Where must I publish the public
notice?

You must publish the notice in a newspaper having a general circulation
in the communities indicated in the following chart:

If you file . . .

You must publish in the following
communities . . .

(a) An application for
permission to organize under §543.2 of this chapter, a Bank Merger
Act application under 563.22(a) of this chapter, an application to
convert to is a federal charter under §543.8 or §552.2–6 of this
chapter, or an application for a mutual to stock conversion under
part 563b of this chapter . . .

The community in which your home
office is located.

(b) An application to
establish a branch office under §545.95 of this chapter . . .

The community to be served by the
branch office.

(c) An application for the
change of permanent location of a home or branch office under
§545.95 of this chapter . . .

The community in which the existing
office is located and the community to be served by the new
office.

(d) A holding company
application or a change of control notice under part 574 of this
chapter . . .

The community in which the home
office of the savings association whose stock is to be acquired is
located and, if applicable, the community in which the home office
of the acquiror's largest subsidiary savings association is
located.

[69 FR 68246, Nov. 24, 2004]

§ 516.80   What language must I use in my
publication?

(a) English. You must publish the notice in a newspaper printed
in the English language.

(b) Other than English. If the OTS determines that the primary
language of a significant number of adult residents of the community is a
language other than English, the OTS may require that you simultaneously
publish additional notice(s) in the community in the appropriate
language(s).

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