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Why Elevate Credit Union?
Elevate Credit Union is owned by our members and everything we do is to serve our membership. We don’t open our doors each week to make a profit. In fact, we are not-for-profit. We are local and support our communities in a variety of ways. Our goal is to raise your possibilities. We want your experience with us to be stress-free and amazing! So, join us! Experience the Elevate difference.
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Membership Eligibility
There are two ways to be eligible for membership with Elevate CU:
- Live, work, attend school, worship, or regularly conduct business in the Utah counties of Box Elder, Cache or Rich.
- Be an immediate family member of a current Elevate CU member.
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How to Join
We’d love to partner with you to build a strong financial future. Just stop by a branch with:
- Government ID: A driver’s license, passport, or another form of government issued identification that has your photo on it
- Secondary ID: A debit card, credit card, letter with your name on it, or something else with your name that helps verify your identity
- Social Security Number
- An initial deposit of $25 or more
We’ll walk you through the easy process of switching to Elevate CU, from your first deposit to closing out your old accounts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. If you have their name, contact information, and even their social security number, that will be helpful.
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Yes.
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You are eligible to join Elevate if you:
- Live, work, attend school, worship, or regularly conduct business in one of these Utah counties:
- Box Elder County
- Cache County
- Rich County
- You are a family member of an existing Elevate Credit Union member, including:
- Parent
- Child
- Spouse (including surviving spouse)
- Sibling
- Grandparent
- Grandchild
- Stepparent
- Stepchild
- Step-sibling
- Guardian
- Foster or Adoptive relationship
- Partner
- Live, work, attend school, worship, or regularly conduct business in one of these Utah counties:
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Yes. Elevate Credit Union deposit accounts are federally insured for up to $250,000 by the NCUA.
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Yes.
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Yes. When opening your account, you will need a minimum deposit of $25.
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1. Have one of the following:
- Driver's License
- Passport
- State ID
- Permanent Resident Card
- Debit Card
- Credit Card
- Utility Bill
- Vehicle Registration Card
- Lease Agreement
- Mortgage Statement
- Something w/your name and address on it
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