Section 697.502 – Exemptions from licensing and record-keeping requirements.
(1) ORS 697.510, 697.512, 697.514 and 697.540 do not apply to a person licensed under ORS 717.200 to 717.320. (2) ORS 697.510, 697.512, 697.514, 697.528 and 697.540 do not apply to a person engaged in the bona fide retail sale of goods or services and not purporting to be a check-cashing business that, as an […]
Section 697.504 – Licensing requirement.
Except as provided in ORS 697.502, a person may not conduct, purport to conduct or advertise that the person conducts a check-cashing business without first obtaining a license under ORS 697.514. [2007 c.358 §3]
Section 697.510 – License application form and contents; waiver; rules.
(1)(a) An applicant for a license to conduct a check-cashing business shall apply in writing on a form and in a format that the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services prescribes by rule. (b) The director, consistent with the requirements of ORS 697.500 to 697.555, may administer a program to issue and […]
Section 697.512 – Application fee and investigation fee; rules.
(1) Each person who submits an application under ORS 697.510 shall at the same time pay a nonrefundable application fee and a nonrefundable investigation fee to the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services in amounts the director prescribes by rule. If the director approves the application and issues a license under ORS […]
Section 697.514 – Application review and license issuance; expiration and renewal; grounds for denial; rules.
(1) After an applicant has submitted a complete application, the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services shall review the application and may investigate the applicant’s financial condition and responsibility, financial and business experience, character and general fitness to conduct a check-cashing business. The director may also determine if the applicant has complied […]
Section 697.520 – Prohibited practices; effect on charges for dishonored payment instruments.
(1) A check-cashing business may not charge or collect, directly or indirectly, an excessive fee, service charge or other consideration for cashing a payment instrument. A fee, service charge or other consideration is excessive if the total amount charged is more than the following amounts: (a) For a payment instrument issued by the federal government […]