Can a non citizen open a bank account in the US?

A: A non-U.S. citizen can open a bank account in the United States – an American Social Security number is not necessary for checking and savings accounts – but banks reserve the right to deny the application. A foreign individual must also have a U.S.-based local address with which to tie to the account.Dec 9, 2016 read more

In order to open a business account, we ask that anyone who wishes to be a signer on your account visit any TD Bank Store, and be present for the account opening process, along with the following documents: a valid photo I.D. (Driver's License, Passport, Military I.D. etc.) and Social Security number. read more

You can open a bank account in the United States even if you're not a citizen. There are many reasons why a non U.S. citizen would choose to open a U.S. bank account. From foreign students to resident aliens and diplomats, many non U.S. citizens require bank accounts to make organizaing their stay easier. read more