Originally Posted by hooper (Post 100781)

you're wrong.

You have to go to the bank and talk to their manager. They usually know what to do. You only need an ID (matricula, passport, etc.) and your school ID if you want to open a student account.

Originally Posted by SomeGuy_ (Post 100788)

How I got my BofA Credit card:

1. First I opened a checking account with BofA. (I used my itin, consular ID card, and student ID card)

2. A couple months later, I went to that same BofA branch and applied for a credit card.

3. I provided $99 as a security deposit for a card with a $500 credit limit that charges a $29 annual fee with a 20% interest rate.

4. Since my account was in good standing(no late fees, over the limit credit, etc), 9 months later, they gave me my $99 security deposit back and raised the credit limit to $1,000.

Originally Posted by SomeGuy_ (Post 100788)

How I got my BofA Credit card:

1. First I opened a checking account with BofA. (I used my itin, consular ID card, and student ID card)

2. A couple months later, I went to that same BofA branch and applied for a credit card.

3. I provided $99 as a security deposit for a card with a $500 credit limit that charges a $29 annual fee with a 20% interest rate.

4. Since my account was in good standing(no late fees, over the limit credit, etc), 9 months later, they gave me my $99 security deposit back and raised the credit limit to $1,000.

Originally Posted by Ed (Post 100820)

there is an annual fee, damn that sucks, i never knew that bofa, charges annual fees. i only thought capital one, american express, discover, and those other places do that..

Originally Posted by DREAMAct01 (Post 100824)

Yeah I've got a student credit card from BofA with no annual fee, a credit line of 700$, but the interest is around 20%.

Originally Posted by Ed (Post 100862)

20%!.damn, on a 700$ credit line, thats outrageous, i guess im guna use it for only emergencies then. i kno someone with a platinum plus, credit card, w/ BofA, and there getting the standard %14-16APR., but wit a $5k+ credit line.

Originally Posted by Ed (Post 100862)

20%!.damn, on a 700$ credit line, thats outrageous, i guess im guna use it for only emergencies then. i kno someone with a platinum plus, credit card, w/ BofA, and there getting the standard %14-16APR., but wit a $5k+ credit line.