Switch to CASE

Are you ready to experience superior member service and quality products and services tailored to fit your financial needs? Switch to CASE and become one of the many members who reap the benefits of being a part of an award-winning credit union.

Use our easy-to-follow instructions to help you make a smooth transition:

1. Open your new CASE account

   There are two ways to open an account:

   Open Online Opening an account online is simple, secure, and takes about 10 minutes! You are required to be at least 18 years old to open an account online and you will need the following information: US Social Security Number A valid form of identification include: Driver’s license, State ID, Military ID, or Passport Previous home address (if you have lived at your current home address less than two years) Credit or debit card to fund your new account(s) Open Online

   Apply in person You can apply in person at any branch location. Save time by printing and completing our membership application. Find a Location Download Application

2. Transfer your Direct Deposit to CASE

   Inform your employer that you would like your direct deposit to go to your CASE account.

3. Switch your automatic withdrawal to CASE

   • Contact any company or organization that make automatic withdrawals from your old checking account for auto, mortgage, telephone, etc. payments and inform them of your switch to CASE
   • Provide them with our routing number, 272481981, and your CASE account number
   • You may be asked to send them a voided check from your CASE account for verification
   • If there are companies or organizations that perform authorized automatic withdrawals from your old debit card, be sure to provide them with your new CASE VISA Debit Card number and expiration date

4. Close your old account

   • Request for your account to be closed at your old financial institution
   • Verify that all checks, debit card transactions, automatic withdrawals, and online bill payments have cleared your old checking account
   • Discard any debit cards, ATM cards, or checks from your old account
   • Note: we highly recommend that you shred these items or ask your old financial institution if they will properly discard