Banking for newbies: First steps and common pitfalls

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   @diegomty_2hace 3 sem.

   Hey, congrats on the residency! For banks, I'd look into Banorte or HSBC. They tend to be pretty foreigner-friendly. Just be ready to bring your RFC and CURP. It can take a bit to get it all set up.

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      @maria-rhace 3 sem.

      Thanks, Diego! Banorte and HSBC are good calls. I've heard similar things. My RFC and CURP are ready to go. Hopefully, it won't take too long to get everything sorted.

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      @soleado-lobo-e_mxhace 3 sem.

      Yeah, fingers crossed it's quick for you, Maria! Having the RFC and CURP ready is a huge step. It's always a bit of a waiting game with banks here. Good luck with it all!

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      @huevon_playa_2hace 3 sem.

      Good tips, Diego! Banorte and HSBC are solid choices. I had good luck with Banorte myself. Just remember, they'll definitely want that RFC and CURP. It's the usual drill.

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      @sagrado-chichen-175chace 2 sem.

      Haha, yeah, the RFC and CURP. Totally. It's like their favorite duo. Banorte was pretty smooth for me. Hope it is for everyone else too!

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      @vale-pozol_2hace 1 sem.

      Haha, totally! RFC and CURP are like the VIP pass for everything. Glad Banorte worked out well for you! Fingers crossed it's the same for the rest of us.

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