708b.104—Submission of merger proposal to the NCUA.
(a)
Upon approval of the merger plan by the boards of directors of the credit unions, the credit unions must submit the following information to the Regional Director:
(6)
Evidence that the state's supervisory authority approves the merger proposal (for states that require such agreement before NCUA approval);
(7)
Application and Agreement for Insurance of Member Accounts (for continuing state credit unions desiring to become federally-insured);
(8)
If the merging credit union has $50 million or more in assets on its latest call report, a statement about whether the two credit unions intend to make a Hart-Scott-Rodino Act premerger notification filing with the Federal Trade Commission and, if not, an explanation why not; and
(9)
For mergers where the continuing credit union is not federally-insured and will not apply for federal insurance:
(i)
A written statement from the continuing credit union that it “is aware of the requirements of 12 U.S.C. 1831t(b), including all notification and acknowledgment requirements”; and
(ii)
Proof that the accounts of the credit union will be accepted for coverage by the nonfederal insurer (if the credit union will have nonfederal insurance).