Thread: bank of america accounts for non-us citizens?

any boby here has an bank of america savings account and is a non-US citizen?
what are the documents do you need when u open up uor savings account i know they will need a passport id and what else? and how much did u deposit for your savings account? please any help would be very good as iam going to the usa next month.so i need some advice. i will be going to the bank of america branch to open my savings account so i need some good advice and some good guidance.

I think you should just forget about it. Since the Patriot Act, The US has it's banking system tied up so tight, I doubt even light can escape.

Originally Posted by noty6man

any boby here has an bank of america savings account and is a non-US citizen?
what are the documents do you need when u open up uor savings account i know they will need a passport id and what else? and how much did u deposit for your savings account? please any help would be very good as iam going to the usa next month.so i need some advice. i will be going to the bank of america branch to open my savings account so i need some good advice and some good guidance.

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Originally Posted by rebateFX

I think you should just forget about it. Since the Patriot Act, The US has it's banking system tied up so tight, I doubt even light can escape.

Agree