Download a summary of the program.
To open an account, you will need:
- A copy of your passport
- A copy of the front and back of your Chevron badge and/or a copy of your Letter of Assignment or Letter of Introduction
- A completed Chevron Federal Credit Union membership application and agreement
- IRS form W-8 BEN
- BSA form questionnaire
- A minimum $25 opening deposit ($50 for joint accounts)
For instructions on completing IRS form W-8 BEN, click here.
Please be advised that your
Chevron Federal Credit Union membership application must be signed in ink and cannot be submitted by fax or email. Chevron Federal Credit Union will only accept original applications. If you are mailing your membership packet from overseas, we recommend
that you send it by tractable courier service.
Supplementary restrictions apply for foreign memberships and may supersede Chevron Federal Credit Union’s membership eligibility rules.
Checking & savings accounts
Chevron Federal Credit Union offers free checking and savings accounts to meet the needs of Chevron expatriates working in the U.S.
Checking accounts
- No Social Security number or ITIN required for Chevron expatriates
- Free ATM/debit card, box of checks, and online check images
- Unlimited check writing abilities
- No minimum balance required
Savings accounts
- No Social Security number or ITIN required for Chevron expatriates
- Earn highly competitive dividends on our MarketEdge Money Market Savings accounts
Visa® card with unsecured line of credit*
Maximum amount is $5,000.
Apply For Visa Card With Unsecured Line of Credit
Other services
Free or low-cost digital banking services
- Online Banking and Mobile Banking
- Direct deposit
- Internal account transfers
- Electronic statements and account notices
- Domestic bill payer service
- Low-cost domestic and international wire/money transfers
Financial education
We can provide one-on-one counseling regarding U.S. banking systems and financial services.
Click here to learn more.
Auto & home insurance
Liberty Mutual (all locations except Texas)
- Liberty Mutual will credit expatriates for non-U.S. driving experience, thereby avoiding the high rates often charged to new U.S. drivers
- Expatriate must provide a valid U.S. driver’s license and a letter, in English, from his/her previous insurance company (in the home country) stating a clean driving record for the past three years, as well as the total number of years of driving experience
- Pay your premium automatically with a monthly deduction from your Chevron Federal Credit Union accounts
For a free quote from Liberty Mutual, please call Dave Fabucci at 800-439-0455, extension 58339.
Questions?
