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To view fees, see the Personal Schedule of Fees (PDF). You can also refer to our Clarity Statement (PDF) or Deposit Agreement and Disclosures (PDF) for additional information.
To view fees, see the Personal Schedule of Fees (PDF). You can also refer to our Clarity Statement (PDF) or Deposit Agreement and Disclosures (PDF) for additional information.
Depending on various factors, we may also ask for a U.S. driver's license or state ID card during your application.
If a U.S. citizen is applying with a person who has resident alien status, begin the application with the U.S. citizen's information. Add the resident alien as the co-applicant.
Review our Children's Privacy Policy to understand how we collect, use, and share children's information.
If we can't verify your identity online, we'll need to see two forms of ID later at a financial center to open an account. Examples of when this may happen:
Prefer to apply at a financial center? Schedule an appointment.
At the end of this application, we'll ask you to add money to your new account with a debit card from another bank.
Don't have another debit card? You can add money later at an ATM or in our mobile app.
You'll need one primary and one secondary ID per applicant.
Your primary ID is a government-issued photo ID like a U.S. driver's license, learner's permit, state ID card or passport.
Your secondary ID can include a student or work ID, proof of insurance, or bank card from another financial institution.
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