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You don’t have to lose your savings if you’re deported — this chapter explains your options for keeping, managing, or safely closing a U.S. bank account, so you can protect your money and plan ahead.

Use this step-by-step list to decide what to do with your account, make a plan, and protect your money from fraud or loss.

Learn when and why you might want to keep your U.S. bank account open, and what to watch out for with international transfers.

Find out how to manage your bank account from abroad safely and avoid scams and unexpected fees.

See how adding someone you trust to your account works, what rights they’ll have, and what risks to watch for.

Understand how a trusted person can manage your money for you with a “power of attorney” — and what to check with your bank.

Know how to close your account properly, move your money safely, and avoid extra fees after leaving the U.S.

Learn how to manage or close your safety deposit box so your valuables stay protected when you’re out of the country.

Deportation doesn’t have to put your cards or money at risk — this chapter explains how to manage your credit cards, prepaid cards, and debit cards safely, whether you’re staying or leaving.