Why do I need this?

Welcome to Langley Federal Credit Union!

Our mission is to elevate your financial well-being by empowering you to save, borrow, and spend wisely. Join our community, and you'll quickly discover why Langley has over 400,000 members nationwide!

Great Banking Starts Here.

Ready to open an account? Follow these steps to get started.

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Start Your Application

Langley is for everyone, meaning we have no military, residency, or occupational requirements to join the credit union.

Here's the information you will need to open your account:

Taxpayer ID (SSN)
Proof of name, address, and birthday
$5 or more to deposit

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Choose an Account

When joining, you will be asked if and what type of account you would like to open in addition to your savings account.

During your application, feel free to explore our checking, savings, auto loans, credit cards, and certificates. Even if you have a product in mind, many of our members have found great banking opportunities beyond their initial membership.

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Open Your Account

That's it! Your application will be sent off for automatic or manual review where your membership will be assessed based on the account type you chose during your application.

If you would prefer to open your account in-person, feel free to schedule a visit to one of our branch locations throughout Virginia and North Carolina.

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Testimonials

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What's the difference between a credit union and a bank?

Credit unions are member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperatives dedicated to improving members' lives through financial wellness and opportunity. As a member of a credit union, you also own a small part of the organization. There are no outside stockholders. Credit unions exist to provide the best service possible to their members — not to churn profit for stockholders by charging high fees.

Credit unions are governed through an unpaid, volunteer Board of Directors. These volunteers are members of Langley and are democratically elected by the credit union membership to represent the credit union member, their financial interests, and their concerns.

All savings are federally insured to at least $250,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government Agency. Each member gets one vote at the Credit Union, regardless of how much that person has on deposit.

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