Over Labor Day Weekend 1998 Daniel M Rosenblum completed a letter to the Federal Reserve Board written as a comment on the soon to be approved Citigroup merger. The 9/8/98 21st Century Digital Federal Reserve Board comment on the Citigroup merger was sent USPS Registered Mail to the Federal Reserve Board with copies to other US Regulatory Agencies as indicated below. A few months later, on April 5th 1999 Dan Rosenblum filed the same with NY State Supreme Court, the NY State Departmental Disciplinary Committee, NY Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency NY Office, and the Social Security Administration, as here marked:
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The 9/8/98 21st Century Digital Federal Reserve Board comment on the Citigroup merger was sent USPS Registered Mail to the Federal Reserve Board with copies to other US Regulatory Agencies as indicated below.
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The 9/8/98 21st Century Digital Federal Reserve Board comment on the Citigroup merger was sent USPS Registered Mail to the Federal Reserve Board with copies to other US Regulatory Agencies as indicated below.
Dan Rosenblum sent copies of his 9/8/1998 Citigroup comment to the appropriate United States Regulatory and Supervisory Offices contemplating the Citigroup merger, including DOJ, OCC, and OTS and to USPTO and Brooklyn Law:
Section II, Paragraphs IA and 2A 9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum:
Section II, Paragraphs 2B and 3A 9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum:
Section III "Heart of the Matter" Paragraph IA 9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum:
During those same few days, Dan Rosenblum was 'Involunarily withdrawn for failure to meet tuition obligation' from Brooklyn Law School about 10 business days after matriculation. Here, below, is the Withdrawal letter from Brooklyn Law and the educational law school loan denial from Student Loan Corporation. The Felony Grand Larceny Charges alleged by Citibank were made 12/6/1996, andn were subsequently dismissed in entirety April 5, 1999, during which proceedings the 9/8/1998 Labor Day Letter to the Fed was filed with New York State Supreme Court as the Felony charges were dismissed. Later that day and April 6th, related materials were filed with the NY State Departmental Disciplinary Committee, NY Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency NY Office, and the Social Security Administration, as marked above.
On September 23rd 1998 the Federal Reserve Board approved the Citigroup merger:
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August 5th 1998 Letter to Rick Wietzel, Credit Manager, CitiAssist regarding Educational Borrowing for Brooklyn Law School written Daniel M. Rosenblum, subsequently filed April 5th 1998 in Manhattan Criminal Court
9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum sent USPS Registered Mail receipts:
9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum cc to Office of the Bursar, Brooklyn Law School:
9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum cc to Brooklyn Law Chairman Board of Trustees:
9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum cc to Bank Commissioner for the State of Delaware:
9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum cc to USPTO :
9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum cc to State of New York Banking Department :
9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum cc to USPTO :
9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum cc to Office of Thrift Supervision :
9/8/1998 Letter to Federal Reserve Board written Daniel M. Rosenblum cc to Office of the Comptroller of the Currency:
