The NCUA’s Rules and Regulations (opens new window) allow credit union members to comment on the proposed merger of two federally insured credit unions. To submit comments, find your credit union in the table listed below and use the link to go to the credit union-specific comment area. The NCUA will post your name along with your comments. As a result, do not include any personally identifiable information in your submitted comments or attachments.
We will review, redact and post submitted comments within four business days of receipt, up until the date of the member vote. A comment received four business days prior to the member vote meeting may not be posted until after the meeting. Please note that we will not post any attachments submitted.
The NCUA does not endorse, approve or disapprove comments or any reasons stated in support of or against the proposed merger. We are posting them only to facilitate dialogue among the members of the proposed merging credit union. We also reserve the right not to post a comment that we believe is false, egregious, or unrelated to the proposed merger.
For more information, please refer to NCUA’s Letter to Credit Unions, 18-CU-03, “Member-to-Member Communications Process for Federally Insured Merging Credit Unions.”
Comments on Proposed Credit Union Mergers
The NCUA’s Rules and Regulations (opens new window) allow credit union members to comment on the proposed merger of two federally insured credit unions. To submit comments, find your credit union in the table listed below and use the link to go to the credit union-specific comment area. The NCUA will post your name along with your comments. As a result, do not include any personally identifiable information in your submitted comments or attachments.
We will review, redact and post submitted comments within four business days of receipt, up until the date of the member vote. A comment received four business days prior to the member vote meeting may not be posted until after the meeting. Please note that we will not post any attachments submitted.
The NCUA does not endorse, approve or disapprove comments or any reasons stated in support of or against the proposed merger. We are posting them only to facilitate dialogue among the members of the proposed merging credit union. We also reserve the right not to post a comment that we believe is false, egregious, or unrelated to the proposed merger.
For more information, please refer to NCUA’s Letter to Credit Unions, 18-CU-03, “Member-to-Member Communications Process for Federally Insured Merging Credit Unions.”