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Issuances:
2004 Advisory Letters

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10/01/2004
Electronic Consumer Disclosures and Notices

Advisory Letter 2004-11

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09/14/2004
Credit Card Practices

Advisory Letter 2004-10
NR 2004-80

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06/21/2004
Electronic Record Keeping

Advisory Letter 2004-9

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05/14/2004
Payroll Card Systems

Advisory Letter 2004-6

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05/14/2004
Potential Liability of Financial Institutions for Securities Laws Violations Arising from Deceptive Structured Finance Products and Transactions

Advisory Letter 2004-5
SEC Letter

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04/28/2004
Secured Credit Cards
Advisory Letter 2004-4 WORD ASCII
04/23/2004
U.S. Department of Treasury FinCEN Advisories 29W and 30W
Advisory Letter 2004-3 WORD ASCII
03/01/2004
Consumer Complaints Referred to National Banks From State Officials
Advisory Letter 2004-2 WORD ASCII
01/23/2004
Legal Lending Limits: Non-conforming Loans Due to Collateral Shortfalls
Advisory Letter 2004-1 WORD ASCII

Advisory Letters not included on this page were rescinded. Please contact the OCC Communications Division via e-mail at foia-pa@occ.treas.gov or by phone at (202) 874-5043 for further information.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency was created by Congress to charter national banks, to oversee a nationwide system of banking institutions, and to assure that national banks are safe and sound, competitive and profitable, and capable of serving in the best possible manner the banking needs of their customers.

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