(a) A credit union is considered to have disclosed the information provided by this subchapter if the credit union uses the form provided by § 113.052.
(b) If a credit union varies the format of the form provided by § 113.052, the credit union may make disclosures in the account agreement or in any other form that discloses the information provided by this subchapter.

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(c) If the customer receives disclosure of the ownership rights to an account and the names of the parties are indicated, a credit union may combine any of the provisions in, and vary the format of, the form and notices described in § 113.052 in:
(1) a universal account form with options listed for selection and additional disclosures provided in the account agreement; or
(2) any other manner that adequately discloses the information provided by this subchapter.