Business Accounts

Community First offers a variety of different accounts to accommodate for your type of business.

Requirements at Account Opening:

  • IRS Letter with EIN
  • Articles of Incorporation/Certificate of Formation
    • Assumed Name/DBA Documents (if applicable)
  • For ALL Signers:
    • Social Security Number
    • Date of Birth
    • Mother’s Maiden Name
    • Physical Address
    • Government Issued Photo ID

Requirements at Account Opening:

  • IRS Letter with EIN
  • Partnership Agreement
  • For ALL Signers:
    • Social Security Number
    • Date of Birth
    • Mother’s Maiden Name
    • Physical Address
    • Government Issued Photo ID

Requirements at Account Opening:

  • Charter Document Validation Existence
  • Articles of Association
  • IRS Letter with EIN
  • Signed meeting minutes stating the following:
    • Account can be open at Community First FCU
    • Names of those who can be on the account
  • For ALL Signers:
    • Social Security Number
    • Date of Birth
    • Mother’s Maiden Name
    • Physical Address
    • Government Issued Photo ID

Requirements at Account Opening:

  • IRS Letter with EIN
  • Articles of Organization/Certificate of Formation
  • Assumed Name/DBA Documents (if applicable)
  • For ALL Signers:
    • Social Security Number
    • Date of Birth
    • Mother’s Maiden Name
    • Physical Address
    • Government Issued Photo ID

Requirements at Account Opening:

  • IRS Letter with EIN (if applicable)
  • Assumed Name/DBA Documents (if applicable)
  • Proof of Business Address (if not listed on business paperwork)
  • For ALL Signers:
    • Social Security Number
    • Date of Birth
    • Mother’s Maiden Name
    • Physical Address
    • Government Issued Photo ID

Stay Alert for Scams! We often see an increase in scam attempts during the holiday season, and we want to help you stay safe. Important Tips: CFFCU will never call and ask for personal information like your SSN, card number, or online banking details. If someone does, hang up immediately. Never share your SSN, card number, or online banking info over the phone. If you’re unsure, call the company back using their official phone number. One-Time Passcodes should never be shared with anyone. If our Fraud Monitoring Service contacts you, be honest about unauthorized charges—this helps block transactions you didn’t approve. Your security matters to us!