Anyone associated with ProMedica and his or her immediate family members may have an account at ProMedica Federal Credit Union. Immediate family members include sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, and spouses. Relatives must clear the Chexsystems database to become a member. Promedica employees wishing to open a checking account must clear the Chexsystems database.
Two or more people may be joint owners of any credit union account. All parties must sign the application.
To add someone else to your account, just complete the Account Change Form(PDF) or call your Member Services Representative at 479-4040. When adding a joint owner, a copy of his/her driver’s license must be included along with the original signature. You may fax or mail the form to any one of the four credit union locations.
Lifetime Account
Even if you leave ProMedica, you and your relatives can keep your accounts at the credit union for life. Once you become a member, your account is for life.
Complete the New Member Application
If you are not dropping off your application in person, but using interoffice mail, or U.S. mail, please include a copy of your driver’s license. If you require assistance call your Financial Services Representative at any one of our four branch locations.
Maintain a $25 Minimum Balance
All members must maintain a $25 minimum balance in a savings account to establish and continue your shareholder status with the credit union, a member-owned cooperative. This is not a fee. It always remains your money. You can make this first deposit through payroll deduction or include it with your application.
Choose Options
Full Direct Deposit
You can’t beat the convenience of direct deposit. Whether it is a payroll, pension or other recurring check, having it electronically deposited into your credit union account means you won’t spend time waiting in line and you have the safety and security of electronic deposit. Learn More
Payroll Deduction
Have a portion of your paycheck deposited into a designated account. It’s the foolproof way to increase your savings or make loan payments. Learn More
If you require assistance call your Financial Services Representative at any one of the four branch locations.
To help the government fight the funding of terrorism and money laundering activities, federal law requires all financial institutions to obtain, verify, and record information that identifies each person who opens an account. This includes primary and joint applicants, co-borrowers, and authorized users on new and current share accounts, certificates, credit cards and loans.
