Business Checking | Freedom First Credit Union

Supporting Local Business Growth

No matter the size or scope of your business, we can help you. Our range of business checking accounts keep fees low so you can put your profits towards growing your company even more.

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Simple Checking

For businesses that need a simple checking account with minimal activity.

Business Checking

For businesses with more robust service & transactional needs.

Analysis Checking

For businesses with more complex needs that carry higher account balances.

Are You a Nonprofit Organization Operating in the Roanoke or New River Valley?

Non Profit Checking is a money-smart option for 501(c)(3) organizations.** There is no monthly maintenance fee and no limit on items processed.

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Why Bank With Freedom First?

Because we put your interests first.

Because we are headquartered and operate locally, so we build relationships with our members and are invested in your success.

Because we put our profits back into your local community in the form of Workforce Development Loans, comprehensive financial education, our Responsible Rides® auto loan program, and so much more.

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Quick Reference Guide

For Business Accounts

To open a business membership with Freedom First, the business must conduct business within our field of membership.

All business accounts will need the following documents:

Photo identification for all signers on the membership
Proof of EIN for the business entity

Below is a list of other required documents needed based on the entity type of your business.*

Business Type	Documentation Needed*
Sole Proprietorship	Fictitious name certificate and/or business license in the city/county in which the business operates, if applicable
Partnership	Partnership Agreement
Limited Liability Company (LLC)	Articles of Organization, Operating Agreement (if more than one member owns LLC)
Corporation	Articles of Incorporation
Association, Club, or Unincorporated Organization	Bylaws or Organizational Documentation AND Meeting Minutes or Signed Statement on Letterhead stating intent to open account and signers
Estate	Death Certificate, Letter of Administration / Executorship
Trust	Trust Documents

*Additional documentation may be required.

**If a business is a 501(c)(3) Not for Profit, a Letter of Verification from the IRS is required for Non Profit Checking.