U.S. Bank National Association - JUANITA BRANCH
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Branch Name: JUANITA BRANCH
Address: 13233 100th Ave Ne
Kirkland, Washington 98034
JUANITA BRANCH was established 03/17/1971. They are one of 2309 branch locations operated by U.S. Bank National Association. For ATM locations, drive-thru hours, deposit info, and more information consider visiting their online banking site at: www.usbank.com
JUANITA BRANCH Phone Number: (425) 823-0444
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U.S. Bank National Association operates under a FED charter. The JUANITA BRANCH location, identified by the branch number 2232, is located at 13233 100th Ave Ne in Kirkland WA. They are located in King County. Oversight is provided by the FDIC regional office located in Chicago. The branch was established on 03/17/1971.
These values are updated annually by the FDIC, usually on or around June 30th.
Current Report Year:2023
Main Institution's Name: U.S. Bank National Association
City the headquarters is located: Cincinnati
U.S. Bank National Association Assets:$669,902,786
Headquarters in the USA? Yes
Branch Number: 2232
Address: 13233 100th Ave Ne
City: Kirkland
State: WA
ZIP code: 98034
State or Federal Charter: FED
County of Branch: King
FDIC Regional Office: Chicago
Date this branch was Established: 03/17/1971
Date this branch was Acquired: 08/09/2001
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