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Leiahi,
I'm wondering if you'd have better luck instating such an account if you dealt with the "private banking" side of the institution--assuming it has one. The large banks have private banking divisions though they don't advertise it much. I figure Bank of America (all over the place) or Chase Manhattan should have numerous foreign affiliate banks.
When you speak of opening your own bank, do you mean a common law bank?
Also, are you still tied into Social [in]Security, i.e., have not filed the revocation form?
I ask because Winston Shrout suggested people's BoE's and access to their exemption have probably failed because they've waived it upon having the SS-5 filed. OTOH, corporate and other system operatives manage to use our exemption all the time behind our backs, so there must be some way of accessing it.
What else did the banker lady say was required to instate such an account?
Does one need to fill out any tax forms? Who would be the account's trustee?
I've been looking for such info myself for a while but few who know are talking.
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