What to Bring to Open an Account

To open your account at any branch, please bring the following documents; additional information regarding youth accounts is listed at the bottom of this page.

1. One (1) valid (not expired) government issued picture identification.

Examples:

• U.S. Driver's License*
• State Issued Identification Card*
• Military Identification Card
• Military Dependent Identification Card
• Passport
• Alien Registration Card (Form I-551)
• Employment Authorization (Form I-766)

*Please note that we cannot accept the temporary Indiana driver's license and state ID cards to open a new account unless you have your old Indiana driver's license/ID with you.

2. One (1) valid (not expired) second form of identification.

Examples:

• Student ID Card
• Employer ID Card
• Credit/Debit Card
• Birth Certificate
• Social Security Card
• Car Registration
• Bill or invoice not more than 30 days old, showing your pre-printed address (ex. utility bill, real estate tax bill, credit card bill, etc.). A hand written bill is not acceptable.
• Bank Statement
• Documents issued by the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)
• Identity card issued by a state or national government authority
• Medicare Card
• Medicaid Card
• Insurance Card (other than Medicare or Medicaid)
• Immigrant or Nonimmigrant U.S. Visa

3. Proof of Social Security Number or Foreign Tax ID Number may be required

4. Proof of employment may be necessary

• If you qualify for membership solely because your employer is located in one of our eligible counties

5. Opening deposit

• Membership share of $5, which is deposited into Membership Savings

Youth Accounts (under 18)

M3 Money Club

For kids ages 0-12. Accounts must be opened with a parent, grandparent or guardian. We must have the Social Security number, date of birth and identification (ex. birth certificate or Social Security card) for the child. Parent, grandparent or guardian must also bring ID.

Elements of Money

For teens ages 13-17. Accounts must be opened with a parent, grandparent or guardian. We must have the Social Security number, date of birth and identification (ex. Photo ID) of the child. Parent, grandparent or guardian must also bring ID.