12 U.S.C. § 199 — Approval of request

This section describes what happens after a certain "request" (described in an earlier part of the law not included here) is submitted. First, the Comptroller of the Currency must approve the request. If approved, the Comptroller sends it — along with a "certificate of facts" about the case and a recommendation on how much money should be used — to the Secretary of the Treasury. If the Secretary of the Treasury also approves it, the Comptroller of the Currency then formally allows the request. Finally, the Comptroller must file a notice of this approval, along with copies of the request, the certificate of facts, and the endorsements of approval from both officials, with the Treasurer of the United States.