The Missouri Application for Joint Account is a form used by financial institutions in the state of Missouri to open a joint bank account. This type of account is owned by two or more individuals who have equal access to the funds in the account. It can be used to save, invest, or manage money for any purpose. The Missouri Application for Joint Account includes information about the joint account holders, including their names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and signatures. It also includes details about the type of account being opened, such as a savings, checking, or investment account. The application also states any terms and conditions associated with the joint account, such as the minimum balance and any fees associated with the account. The two types of Missouri Application for Joint Account are the Joint Tenants in Common Account and the Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship Account. The Joint Tenants in Common Account is owned by two or more individuals who each have an equal share of the account. If one of the account owners dies, their share passes to their estate. The Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship Account is owned by two or more individuals who each have an equal share of the account. If one of the account owners dies, their share passes to the surviving account owners.