How to Join

How to Join

Join Lakeshore Federal Credit Union

As a member of the credit union, you have access to our full line of no-cost low-cost financial services. Lakeshore Federal Credit Union is different from other types of financial institutions because we’re owned and governed by the people who use our services.

Every member owns a share of the credit union, and the credit union operates to promote the financial well-being of all our members.

Once you join the credit union, you remain eligible for life, even if you retire, change jobs, or move away. Our policy is “Once a Member, Always a Member”. Once you become a member, any of your family members may join the credit union as well.

Who Can Join?

Muskegon Area Membership

The credit union offers membership to persons who live, work, worship, or attend school in, and businesses and other legal entities in Muskegon County, Michigan and spouses of persons who died while within the field of membership of this credit union, employees of this credit union, members of the immediate family or household, and organizations of such persons.

What You Need to Join

Anyone interested in joining will need to provide a valid, government-issued, picture ID. A driver’s license or state ID is acceptable. If you are eligible to join because of where you work, please include a copy of a recent pay stub from your employer. If you are eligible because you attend school, a copy of a current bill or report card or a letter from the school you are attending will also be required. If you are eligible because you worship within the field of membership, you will also need a letter from your place of worship stating that you are a current member.

You will need $5.00 to open your savings account. This is the cost of a share in the credit union and must remain in your account until it is closed out.

When opening an account for a youth, please bring in their social security card. If they are old enough to sign their own name (10 or older), they must come in to open the account with an adult.

Eligible businesses will be required to provide a copy of the official filed papers showing the business name and owners and a copy of the filed tax ID number. All owners of the business will be listed as joint owners and must come into the office to sign.

Accounts may be opened for Revocable Trusts, Guardianship, Conservator, and other such accounts as long as they qualify for membership.

If you have any questions, please Contact Us.