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[Ceviche]

Wells Fargo doesn't.
CapitalOne doesn't.

Many times, its dependent on the State/City and the Bank officer whom you encounter when you walk in. To negate it, one has to try many different branches and if possible - in different cities.

And this may hurt some ""touchy"" people here, it also depends on your personality/ the way you are dressed/ the way you talk with the officer dealing with your application.

And finally it also depends on the bank officer dealing with yr application in regards to his /her view on your race/nationality and possible amount of business you may bring in eventually.

 

[Girino]

Many times, its dependent on the State/City and the Bank officer whom you encounter when you walk in. To negate it, one has to try many different branches and if possible - in different cities.

And this may hurt some ""touchy"" people here, it also depends on your personality/ the way you are dressed/ the way you talk with the officer dealing with your application.

And finally it also depends on the bank officer dealing with yr application in regards to his /her view on your race/nationality and possible amount of business you may bring in eventually.

I based my research by contacting the customer care. Biased services are not my thing. I hated it when I went dancing, I still hate it in real life.

 

[citygirl]

Ceviche, I'd like to know where you're banking (or rather, all of these tourists that you know are opening accounts).

My wife couldn't do anything in a bank until she had a Social Security number. Maybe we didn't ask the right questions.

Bank if America in FL generally will open without problems even without an SSN or tax id. A bunch of my friends have done it at the branch in Wellington (near West Palm Beach). They are very used to foreigners coming for season.