Required Documents to Open a Business Account
Sufficient Legal Documentation Is Required To Open A Business Account. Required documents vary based on business type.
Sole Proprietorship | Filed and Published Fictitious Business Name Statement1 | |||
Unincorporated Associations/Organizations | By-laws | Board Resolution or Minutes | Letter of Authorization from the Board of Directors or other governing officials | |
General Partnership | Partnership Agreement | Filed and Published Fictitious Business Name Statement1 | ||
Limited Partnership | Certificate of Limited Partnership (LP-1) | Filed and Published Fictitious Business Name Statement1 | Partnership Agreement | |
Limited Liability Partnership | Filed Certificate of Registration (LLP-1) | Operating Agreement | Filed and Published Fictitious Business Name Statement1 | |
Corporation | Endorsed Filed Articles of Incorporation | Corporate Resolution or Corporate Minutes | Filed and Published Fictitious Business Name Statement1 | Statement of Information |
Limited Liability Company | Articles of Organization (LLC-1) | Operating Agreement | Filed and Published Fictitious Business Name Statement1 | Statement of Information |
Non-Profit Organizations | Organization Charter or By-laws | Articles of Incorporation | Meeting Minutes | Statement of Information |
Additional documentation will be required for out-of-state and nonconforming entities. All businesses and organizations are eligible to join our credit union, either through affiliation with current owners/directors within our field of membership, qualifying through our Partner Organizations or by becoming a complimentary member of the American Consumer Council. The minimum deposit to establish a business checking account is $200.
Terms and Conditions
1Required only when the name on the account does not match the legal name of the ownership.
