American bank application form
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This document is an application for a checking or regular savings account at American Bank. It requests personal information such as name, address, phone numbers, email, date of birth, citizenship, SSN, and passport number. It also asks for account details like type of account (checking, regular savings, fixed deposit), opening deposit amount, and balance type. The applicant signs to request American Bank to open the account.
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