What is the length of time that records required by the Texas Administrative Code be retained? 1. Three years or longer if required by other state or federal regulation 2. Ten years 3. Records are to be kept until a lender is examined. At the conclusion of an exam the examiner will advise on what records can be destroyed. 4 The greater of five years or the longest length of time required by other state or federal regulation

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          What is the length of time that records required by the Texas Administrative Code be retained?
1. Three years or longer if required by other state or federal regulation
2. Ten years
3. Records are to be kept until a lender is examined. At the conclusion of an exam the examiner will advise on what records can be destroyed.
4 The greater of five years or the longest length of time required by other state or federal regulation

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What is the length of time that records required by the Texas Administrative Code be retained? 1. Three years or longer if required by other state or federal regulation 2. Ten years 3. Records are to be kept until a lender is examined. At the conclusion of an exam the examiner will advise on what records can be destroyed. 4 The greater of five years or the longest length of time required by other state or federal regulation