The NCUA's CUSO registry program starts in earnest on Feb. 1, but reaching its intended parties has been a bit problematic.

In conjunction with the NCUA, NACUSO has been sending out a letter from the regulator asking CUSOs to provide information for the registry, such as employer identification numbers.

NACUSO President/CEO Jack Antonini said the NCUA sent letters to the CUSOs they know, but "for the ones they don't know, they've asked us to reach out to them and try to connect to them."

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