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The Weekly Bulletin is the record of receipt and actions taken by the OCC on applications and notices filed by national banks and federal savings associations.

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About the Weekly Bulletin

  • Each report is a record for the seven-day period ending on the report date.
  • The report includes receipts, actions, and consummations/openings processed during the week.
  • Activities in the report may have occurred in a previous seven-day period due to bank submissions after the consummation or opening dates.
  • Most applications appear in the report at least twice—once when it is received and then again when the application is decided. Some application types appear a third time, when the transaction is complete or the location opened.
  • Typically, notices appear when the transactions are effective, although branch closings usually appear when the OCC receives notice of the proposed closing, as well as at final closing.
  • Details on applications and notices are linked from the report to the Corporate Applications Search engine. Information can be retrieved from the search engine by searching on a bank's name, charter number, OCC control number, application type or OCC action.
  • Each application or notice is assigned an OCC control number that is a unique identifier. When requesting information or discussing the application or notice with the OCC, it is helpful to reference the control number.

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