I own a Delaware LLC to trade stock options and looking to open an account in street banks.I searched a lot of options to open an USA bank account remotely but unfortunately didn't find anything reliable. Planning to visit LA next year to open an account.
As for the process, the banks are asking to provide local physical address.
What are cheapest options available to get local address documents to pass the kyc? And which bank should I approach to get approved easily.Would like to know from someone who completed the entire process and got approved.
Bank of America and Chase both open business accounts remotely.
For address use North West Registered Agent. Their addresses are non-CMRA. To check if the address is in this database go to ZIP Codeâ„¢ Lookup | USPS
BrettSilverman said:Bank of America and Chase both open business accounts remotely.
For address use North West Registered Agent. Their addresses are non-CMRA. To check if the address is in this database go to ZIP Codeâ„¢ Lookup | USPS
Do they open business accounts remotely for non-residents/non-citizens as well?
And for the address with North West Registered Agent, do you use the virtual office or mail forwarding service?
kekmaw said:Do they open business accounts remotely for non-residents/non-citizens as well?
not sure about this one, you may want to ask their support via chat (phone lines are mostly always busy)
kekmaw said:And for the address with North West Registered Agent, do you use the virtual office or mail forwarding service?
they provide their addresses, one in each state I think
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