How To Become A MidFirst Credit Union Member

If you are not currently a MidFirst CU member and would like to learn how to join one of the fastest-growing credit unions in Ohio, you may get started today by filling out a membership application to bring with you to any MidFirst CU office location where a representative will open your account(s). It only takes a minimum $5 deposit to open your account and start enjoying the benefits of membership. If you have any questions about MidFirst CU, eligibility, products or services, please call or visit any MidFirst CU location and we'll be happy to help you!

When you visit a MidFirst Credit Union office location to become a member, it is important that the credit union is able to verify your identity. Because MidFirst CU prides itself in earning the trust of each member, member privacy and security of information are paramount. The USA Patriot Act also requires financial institutions to confirm the identity of members in order to better protect our nation. Please bring the following items with you:

• Unexpired driver's license, passport or other state-issued identification card that bears a photograph
• Proof of membership eligibility:
  • Residence in Butler, Warren or Montgomery Counties in Ohio:
    • Driver's license or State ID indicating residence address
    • Utility bill from past 30 days indicating residence address
  • Work in Butler, Warren or Montgomery Counties in Ohio:
    • Recent pay stub from employer indicating employer address
    • Employee ID for employer indicating employer address
  • Attend School in Butler, Warren or Montgomery Counties in Ohio:
    • School ID indicating school address
    • Transcript or grade card indicating school address
  • Worship in Butler, Warren or Montgomery Counties in Ohio:
    • Bulletin sent to home address
    • Organization directory listing
  • Association with Select Employee Group:
    • Recent pay stub from employer
    • Employee ID

Thank you in advance for helping MidFirst Credit Union protect the identity of its members and to protect the Credit Union and our nation from fraudulent activity.