If you’d like your account held in the name of an established revocable trust, you can convert an individual or joint account as long as the current account owners are the Trustees listed in the Trust Agreement and the Trust tax ID is the Social Security number of a Grantor who is also a Trustee.At this time, a joint account may not have more than two account owners. If you’d like to add a joint account owner, each owner will have equal authority and rights regarding the account.All deposits to your accounts, regardless of how they are made, are subject to verification, final payment and our Funds Availability policy.įor Citizens Access Savings and CD accounts, you can set up an account in your name alone, share ownership with another account owner or your account can be held in the name of a personal trust. Additionally, we will not accept cash deposits or wire transfers. Please note, you can only make a deposit to a CD when you open the account.
Alternatively, you can mail your check to us at the following address: You can deposit your check by signing into your account from your phone and selecting Deposit a Check from the Move Money menu and following the prompts. Endorse the back of the check with your signature, your Citizens Access ® account number and "For Deposit Only to Citizens" on the endorsement line. Deposit a check. Ensure the check is made payable to you from another US financial institution (no foreign checks, please).Online funds transfer. Using the routing number and account number of your checking or savings account at another US financial institution, you can link that external account to Citizens Access ® and then make an online transfer into your Citizens Access ® account.
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