Opening a Business Account

To open a business checking account or business savings account, please visit any Honor Bank branch.

Below are some of the documents you’ll need to bring with you, depending on your type of business. Please note: additional documents may be required before a business account can be opened. This list may change as applicable state and federal regulations change.

My Business Structure Is A:

Sole Proprietor
- Valid identification (examples of acceptable forms of identification include a Driver's License, State-Issued Identification Card, Passport, Alien Identification Card);
- Social Security Number;
- Assumed Name Certificate (also known as “Doing Business As” or “DBA”);
- Employer Identification Number (if applicable).
General Partnership
- Valid identification for each General Partner (examples of acceptable forms of identification include a Driver's License, State-Issued Identification Card, Passport, Alien Identification Card;
- Employer Identification Number;
- Partnership Agreement showing business name and names of partners;
- Assumed Name Certificate (also known as “Doing Business As” or “DBA”), if you are doing business using a DBA;
- Personal information about any business owner who owns 25% or more of the business, or controlling party. Visit our Beneficial Ownership page learn more.
Limited Partnership
- Valid identification for each General Partner (examples of acceptable forms of identification include a Driver's License, State-Issued Identification Card, Passport, Alien Identification Card;
- Employer Identification Number;
- Partnership Agreement showing business name and names of partners;
- Limited Partnership Certificate;
- Assumed Name Certificate (also known as “Doing Business As” or “DBA”), if you are doing business using a DBA
- Personal information about any business owner who owns 25% or more of the business, or controlling party. Visit our Beneficial Ownership page to learn more.
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- Valid identification for each Member (examples of acceptable forms of identification include a Driver's License, State-Issued Identification Card, Passport, Alien Identification Card;
- Social Security Number, if the business is a Sole Member LLC
- Employer Identification Number (if applicable);
- Current Articles of Organization;
- Assumed Name Certificate (also known as “Doing Business As” or “DBA”), if you are doing business using a DBA
- Personal information about any business owner who owns 25% or more of the business, or controlling party. Visit our Beneficial Ownership page to learn more.
Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
- Valid identification for each authorized signer (examples of acceptable forms of identification include a Driver's License, State-Issued Identification Card, Passport, Alien Identification Card;
- Employer Identification Number;
- Current Registration of Limited Liability Partnership;
- Limited Liability Partnership Agreement showing business name and names of partners;
- Assumed Name Certificate (also known as “Doing Business As” or “DBA”), if you are doing business using a DBA;
- Personal information about any business owner who owns 25% or more of the business, or controlling party. Visit our Beneficial Ownership page to learn more.
Corporation
- Valid identification for each authorized signer (examples of acceptable forms of identification include a Driver's License, State-Issued Identification Card, Passport, Alien Identification Card;
- Employer Identification Number;
- Current Articles of Incorporation;
- Assumed Name Certificate (also known as “Doing Business As” or “DBA”), if you are doing business using a DBA;
- Personal information about any business owner who owns 25% or more of the business, or controlling party. Visit our Beneficial Ownership page to learn more.
Association or Organization
- Valid identification for each authorized signer (examples of acceptable forms of identification include a Driver's License, State-Issued Identification Card, Passport, Alien Identification Card;
- By-laws, Charter, Constitution, or other governing document;
- Employer Identification Number;
- Assumed Name Certificate (also known as “Doing Business As” or “DBA”), if you are doing business using a DBA;
- Letter of intent or meeting minutes to open the account.