Can an American citizen living in the US open an account in a Mexican Banking institution?
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If the bank policy allows for international customers.
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Yes it is.  All countries in the EU have similar identification requirements, although the forms you have to sign will be slightly different.  They cannot refuse you a bank account just because you're from the UK.
152919
Become a Mexican citizen... you'll be working in the US in no time!!
649805
She will have to have a visa, possibly a tourist visa, but the stipulations are having 10k dollars in the bank in Mexico and land (as proof of her ties to Mexico, to assure that she will return there.) if she is a student, I hear, that it is easier. If she already has a date with the consulate, I dont think there is anything that you can do to speed the process.
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most banks allow that on the bank website. you need to have a password and log on id for your account.
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Well, the American person can re-enter whenever since that one is an American citizen. As for the Canadian, that one can come in on a travel vise, but can't work unless that person has a sponsor or is married to an American.\n\nAs for phone numbers, this is a good place to start:\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/NCSC.htm
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You can go to Bk of america and try. take your passport with you, then you can open a savings + checking a/c both with a debit card with visa logo, (that's what i have a few years ago) that acts like a visa check card that you can use it as debit card (with password input) and credit card (directly debit from your a/c without a password input), but remind that they have a maintanence fee if your balances below certain amount.\n\nYou dont need an US passport, you just use your own passport issued from your country.
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1) Yes.\n2) Just go to the bank with at least $100.00 USD and your passport and they will open your bank account in less than 10 minutes.\n\nI can help you with all your international banking needs.\n\nTop 10 Answerer in Business & Finance.
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I asked my stock broker, Fidelity, about this.  You have to have a tax id code before you can open an account.  This is obtained from the U S government.  Fidelity also said that they would only open an account for a foreigner, if that person was in the U S.  I do not know if that applies to all brokerages or not.
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If his assets are in Mexico, definitely not. Even if his assets are in the US, you'll have a hard time. They usually only freeze assets for people who have committed crimes or owe the government money.\n\nIf he's already in Mexico, I'd say he got the jump on you, and you're probably wasting money on lawyers.
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i don't see any possibility. if you come with a visa, you'll have to pay for the interview at the embassy (about $100 when i came). if you come illegally you'll have to pay more to the person that gets you here (for Mexicans is around $2000). if you apply for an immigration program you would still have to pay at the embassy some fees for processing your case, and so on. \n\nwhen you will arrive into the US you'll find out that nothing, but absolutely nothing, is for free in the US.
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Yes.\nJust open an account in ameritrade.com
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I have used my U.S. check card at ATMs in Mexico.  If it is Visa or Mastercard, those are usually internationally accepted.  I don't know specifics about South Korea though.
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I hear that it is very difficult for someone from Mexico under the age of 50 to get a tourist visa at all, but the requirements are that they must have land in Mexico (or perhaps a business) and $10,000 (us dollars) in a Mexican bank account. The U.S. wants her to have a tie to Mexico so that she will go back.  If she is a student and has a desire to go to school here, then she can try for a student visa. Otherwise you might just want to visit her there.
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create a id in the usa one.
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No. Mexico is governed by different laws and your US citizenship doesn't make you immune to them. \n\nUnless they have laws allowing freedom to protest peacefully you're gonna get in trouble. \n\nAmerican citizenship is not immunity to international law.
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Equifax works in most countries, I know it has a branch in El Salvador, you will affect hes credit rating in the US through them