Opening US bank account for non-residents

#61
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Mr Magoo said:
just back to the topic: even if you manage to open a US bank account as a non resident, look into how inbound/outbound transfers are done and what kind of verification is needed. To avoid that you are stuck with getting the money from an ATM only.
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Business or personal?

Can you suggest a mail forwarding service that works with banks?
 
#63
Do u have relatives living in usa?
 
#75
Bofa closed my personal account last week, without any notice.
They do not want to disclose why they made this decision.
As a result they also closed my business bank account that I had there.

I was never overdraft, I was always above the minimal balance to avoid fees.

My account were linked to "Privacy.com" and to a "Curve" card

I am not a US resident nor American National.

They send me the money I had in both account under the form of a cashier checks.


Please avoid Bank of America.

Also I am searching for another big bank to open an account next time I'm there. I was think about Capital One or TD bank, could anyone recommend a bank ?
 
#76
TD Bank is known to open bank accounts for non-residents as well.
You should have used the BofA account statements as proof of address - then other banks with stricter requirements would probably have accepted you as a client as well. Maybe you can still do that if you have recent BofA account statements.
 
#78
When did you open your account? Did you have a credit card with them?
 
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