U.S. Bank Accounts for Non-Residents: The List. May 22, 2007
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As Paypal new requirement need us to register U.S bank account, many of us are looking for the alternative way on how to get it. As I know, many of us (Malaysia bloggers) had ordered the VMI and E*Trade card for that reason. But there’s a little bit of confusing here too.
I have read many experiences about VMI card and so far, it’s sound positive, But at the same time, I’m also noticed that there’s a lot of “un-satisfied” complaint about E*Trade card. Me myself also still not received any feedback from E*Trade regarding my application status (even any single email from them).
So last night, I just had a great “chatting” with one of the famous blogger in Malaysia (**********.com). Guess what, he also not satisfied with E*Trade because it’s already 3 weeks since he applied for the card.
Sorry to say because maybe this post will make Hafiz Latib feel (MalaysiaPal webmaster) quite uncomfortable (because E8Trade was included in his ebook). I don’t have any bad intention in this matter but this is fact. Figures never lie. Perhaps, Hafiz will help us to clear up this problem. Bear in mind, we have to do something about this current situation. Trust me, Paypal will never “configure” back their old way of transaction … since they will become a bank soon… (that’s my own thought). Anyway, I still hope they will let us withdraw our money like old time.
Now back to the of U.S back account’s topic.
Yesterday, I tried to find another way on Internet about how to open a U.S bank account online. So what I did I just type the keyword U.S. Bank Accounts for Non-Residents in Google search column. As you know, you will see a huge list of how to set up an “online” U.S bank account. I’m not sure how to deal with this kind of site but if you “dare” to apply it online, make sure you know how to check the list of the U.S bank.
What I mean is please be careful with a certain offer because there have been a flurry of web sites popping up on the web that are posing as full service mediators or “consultants” that assist non-residents open U.S. Bank Accounts. Unfortunately, after payment is submitted to these “companies”, the customer is redirected to an Individual Bank Account Application Form from a specific U.S. Financial Institution that must be filled in, printed out and faxed or mailed. The only problem is, only about 10% of non-residents are able to open a U.S. Bank Account using this method.
So here is the list of U.S bank that might help you regarding the verification:
Amarillo’s National Bank
American Savings Bank California
American Savings Bank Hawaii
AmSouth Bank
Apollo Trust Company
Bank of America
Bank of Elk River
Bank of Galveston, N.A.
Bank of Petaluma
Bank of Stockton
Bank of the Commonwealth
Bank One
Bank United
Bankers Trust
BankFirst
Black River Country Bank
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co
Busey Bank
California Credit Union League
California Federal Bank
Capital One Bank
Carlsbad National Bank
Central Bank
Central National Bank
Centura Banks
Chartway Federal Credit Union
Chase Manhattan Corporation
CitiCorp/CitiBank
Citizens Bank (Corpus Christi)
Citizens Bank Online
Citizens Federal Bank
City National Bank of Taylor
Colonial Bank
Colorado Credit Union Center
Compass Bank
Country Club Bank of Kansas City
Credit Union Page
Crown Bank
Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh
Douglas County Bank & Trust
Enterprise National Bank of Sarasota
Farmers Bank & Trust Co.
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Fifth Third Bank
First American Bank
First Capital Bank
First Citizens Bank
First Commercial Bank
First Farmers & Merchants
First Federal Savings Bank of Indiana
First Federal S&L of Rochester
First Guaranty Bank of Florida
First Hawaiian Bank
First Interstate
First Line Direct
First Michigan Bank
First of America
First Security Bank
First Source Bank
First State Bank of California
First Technology
First Union Corporation
First United
First USA Bank
FloridaFirst Bank
Franklin Bank
Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co. Inc.
Georgia State Bank
Glacier Bank
Glendale Federal Bank
Grand Bank
Great Midwest Bank
Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Co.
Heritage Bank of Commerce
Hudson National Bank
Humboldt Bank
Huntington Bancshares Inc.
Inter-American Development Bank
IWA + Community Credit Union
J.P. Morgan
J.P. Morgan RiskMetrics(tm)
Kaw Valley State Bank
Kingfield Bank
La Jolla Bank
Lone Star Bank
Marine National Bank
Mark Twain Bank
Mercantile Bank Lawrence
Metropolitan Bank for Savings
Mellon Bank
Merchants National Bank
Meridian Bank
Mid-States Corporate Federal Credit Union
Nantucket Bank
National Bank of Blacksburg
Naval Air Federal Credit Union
Nevada First Holdings, Inc.
Northrim Bank
NORWEST Corporation
Ohio Credit Union League
Omni Banks
Owensboro National Bank
Oxford Bank
Pacific Continental Bank
Patelco Credit Union
Patriot National Bank
People’s Bank
Perpetual Savings Bank
Premier Bank
Presidential Savings Bank
Provident Bank
Quincy State Bank
Republic Bank and Trust Company
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank
Savings Bank of Rockville
Seafirst Bank
Six Rivers National Bank
Stanford Federal Credit Union
Star Bank
Sterling Payot Company
Stillwater National Bank’s E-Bank
Treasury Bank
UMB Bank
University Federal Credit Union
U.S. Bank
USTrust of Boston
Wells Fargo Bank
West Suburban Bank
Wilton Bank (the)
Winona National and Savings Bank
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