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NOTICE TO THE BAR ATTORNEY TRUST ACCOUNT DEPOSITORIES Set forth below is a list of financial institutions that have filed agreements pursuant to New Jersey Court Rule 1:21-6 with the Supreme Court of New Jersey as of February 1, 2021. These institutions qualify as depositories for attorney trust funds. It is anticipated that additional institutions will file agreements throughout the year. Their names will be published periodically in the New Jersey Law Journal. Attorneys having questions as to whether or not a particular financial institution not shown below has filed an agreement with the Court may (1) request and rely upon a copy of the executed agreement from the financial institutions or (2) call the Office of Attorney Ethics at 609-403-7800. Charles Centinaro Director Office of Attorney Ethics DATED: 2/1/2021 1st COLONIAL COMMUNITY BANK 1st CONSTITUTION BANK ABACUS FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK ALMA BANK AMBOY BANK BANCO POPULAR NORTH AMERICA BANK OF AMERICA BANK OF HOPE (FORMERLY BBCN BANK) BANK OF PRINCETON (THE) BCB COMMUNITY BANK BERKSHIRE BANK BOGOTA SAVINGS BANK BLUE FOUNDRY BANK (formerly Boiling Springs Savings Bank) BRUNSWICK BANK AND TRUST BRYN MAWR TRUST COMPANY CAPITAL ONE, N.A. CENTURY SAVINGS BANK CITIBANK, N.A. CITIZENS BANK COLUMBIA BANK CONNECTONE BANK CORNERSTONE BANK CREDIT UNION OF NEW JERSEY CREST SAVINGS BANK CROSS RIVER BANK CROWN BANK CTBC BANK CORP (USA) (formerly CHINATRUST BANK (USA)) CUSTOMERS BANK ESQUIRE BANK NA FIRST BANK FIRST COMMERCE BANK FIRST FEDERAL BANK FIRST FINANCIAL FCU FIRST HOPE BANK, NA FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ABSECON FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELMER (THE) FIRSTRUST BANK FRANKLIN BANK FREEDOM BANK FREEHOLD SAVINGS BANK FULTON BANK, N.A. GARDEN STATE COMMUNITY BANK, a Division of New York Community Bank GIBRALTAR BANK GLEN ROCK SAVINGS BANK GREATER ALLIANCE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION GSL SAVINGS BANK HANMI BANK HAVEN SAVINGS BANK HSBC BANK USA, N.A. INDUSTRIAL BANK INVESTORS BANK IDB BANK (formerly Israel Discount Bank of NY) J.P. MORGAN CHASE BANK KEARNY BANK KEB HANA BANK USA, NA LAKELAND BANK LIBERTY BELL BANK, a Division of The Bank of Delmarva LINCOLN 1st BANK M & T BANK MAGYAR BANK MALVERN BANK, N.A. MANASQUAN BANK MARINER'S BANK METRO CITY BANK MILLVILLE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MONROE SAVINGS BANK, SLA NEWBANK NEWFIELD NATIONAL BANK NEW MILLENNIUM BANK NEW YORK COMMUNITY BANK NOAH BANK NORTHFIELD BANK NVE BANK OCEANFIRST BANK, NA PACIFIC CITY BANK PARKE BANK PEAPACK-GLADSTONE BANK PENNSVILLE NATIONAL BANK PNC BANK, N.A. PONCE DE LEON FEDERAL BANK PROVIDENT BANK (THE) REGAL BANK REPUBLIC BANK RSI BANK (formerly Rahway Savings Institution) SANTANDER BANK, NA SB ONE BANK (formerly Sussex Bank) SCHUYLER SAVINGS BANK SHINHAN BANK AMERICA SOMERSET SAVINGS BANK, SLA SPENCER SAVINGS BANK, SLA STERLING NATIONAL BANK STURDY SAVINGS BANK TD BANK, N.A. TRUIST BANK (formerly BB&T) TRUSTCO BANK UKRAINIAN NATIONAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION UNION COUNTY SAVINGS BANK UNITED ROOSEVELT SAVINGS BANK UNITY BANK UNIVEST BANK & TRUST VALLEY NATIONAL BANK WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. WILLIAM PENN BANK WOORI AMERICA BANK WSFS BANK (Rev. 02/01/2021) .

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