US bank account for a non citizen.

[satturn]

I'm working for a US based company, from abroad. I'm not a US citizen. Is there way that I can open a us account, from abroad?

[SPLP]

I'm working for a US based company, from abroad. I'm not a US citizen. Is there way that I can open a us account, from abroad?

I do not know -- I do know u s banks are very strict  even in PERSON with a E U PASSPORT AN VISA they will most likely turn you down   -- i know of many people who can only open if they are on an account as joint with a person who has a social or tax ID  and file a WBEN 8
EVEN THIS WAY many will turn you down -- I believe bank America may be the easiest

Chase has a special dept that handles people without S.S.#

Since I assume where you work others are in same situation as you - why not ask them

 

[incendia]

I'm working for a US based company, from abroad. I'm not a US citizen. Is there way that I can open a us account, from abroad?

at a minimum you would need a SSN or ITIN, and a US mailing address

[Aron27]

I've opened a chase, capital one and bank of america without a ss number.. The chase and bank of America acc. Was a joint acc with someone with an ss and capital one I was by myself.. In the past I have also had a Citibank acc without a ss..

[Josef.koney]

I know td could also leave out the ssn though I think ul need a mailing address, also don't know if they will let over phone...

[yudamaan]

I know td could also leave out the ssn though I think ul need a mailing address, also don't know if they will let over phone...

+1 I had a td checking account with a student visa