Welcome to Omaha State Bank
SWITCHING IS AS EASY AS 1-2-3
We’ve already helped lots of customers make the switch to Omaha State Bank, and we can help you, too. No matter if you’ve been at your previous bank for a short time or many years, switching over isn’t complicated. Simply follow these three steps:
Call or stop by any Omaha State Bank location to visit with one of our friendly New Account Representative. They will help you choose the best accounts, products, and services to meet your individual needs.
Soon after that, we'll prepare all the necessary forms for your signature. Then, you'll be ready to start using your new account.
Switch your Automatic Transactions
Make a list of any direct deposits and automated payments you currently have or wish to have. We’ll take care of transferring all of your automatic deposit and withdrawal arrangements for you from the list you provide. Or, if you prefer, we can provide you with the forms to do
it yourself. To make the process even easier, we’ve included information for some of the most popular payees.
Most Popular Payees
OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT
444 S. 16th Street Mall
Omaha, NE 68102-2247
402-536-4131
www.oppd.com
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES DISTRICT
Customer Accounting
1723 Harney Street
Omaha, NE 68102-9973
402-554-6666
www.mudomaha.com
QWEST COMMUNICATIONS
Automatic Payment Center
PO Box 2399
Omaha, NE 68103-9609
(800) 491-0118
www.qwest.com
COX COMMUNICATIONS
CSS Department
11505 West Dodge Road
Omaha, NE 68154
402-933-3000
www.cox.com
Close your Old Account
Confirm that all outstanding checks have cleared and all transfers of direct deposits and automatic payments have been made. Write a check for the remaining balance in your old account and deposit it in your new Omaha State Bank account. Notify your old bank to close your account, in person or by mail. Then, destroy old checks, deposit slips and any ATM/debit cards.
It really is that simple!