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Banks that don't require SSN

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Hi I would like to know if anyone has tried applying for a joint account with their spouse without SSN? My interview is next month and we would like to have a joint account before then. Can anyone suggest banks to apply to? Anyone had success doing this? Please and thank you

I already had an account with Bancorp South, and was able to add my husband to the account. They accepted his birth certificate with Mexico Visa. It took them a while to figure it out, the branch manager on phone with tech support, but they were able to complete the addition. Hope this helps you.

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UPDATE:

Went to US Bank today and got added to my husband's account. They asked for an ID, my passport and my visa since I don't have SSN / iTin number. Then they made me fill up a W8 form or something like that. I now have a joint account and a temporary debit card.

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