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Two or more parties can open a joint account. If you need an account with more than two people, please go into your nearest branch to discuss your options. You'll need to visit a branch if you'd like to remove someone from the account in branch. Just make sure any overdraft debt is cleared before you do.

To add a co-owner to the bank account, you must be present in the branch to do so. Adding someone by phone or online is generally never an option.

Here's what the process will probably look like: Select the "joint account" option during the application process with your bank. Provide the bank or credit union with personal information for all account holders, such as addresses, dates of birth and Social Security numbers.

To add co-owners to an existing account: Sign in to Online Banking. Select an account from the Account Balances page. Select "Add account owners" from the Self Service menu on the account details page for the specific account.

You can add someone to your bank account by contacting your bank directly. Usually, both the original account holder and the person to be added will need to go to the bank and fill out paperwork and show ID. Some banks may allow you to add someone to your bank account online or over the phone.

You can add someone to your bank account by contacting your bank directly. Usually, both the original account holder and the person to be added will need to go to the bank and fill out paperwork and show ID. Some banks may allow you to add someone to your bank account online or over the phone.

Apply in branch If you are not a Bank of Scotland customer and would only like a joint account or you would like to add a person to an existing bank account please find your nearest branch and book an appointment. You will both need to attend the appointment in branch.

Once you add someone to your bank account, you cannot remove them as a joint owner without their written consent. The joint owner will have to sign the removal documents at the bank before the bank will remove them from the account.