Woori America Bank

The absolute worst. I had no reason to step into a Woori bank until my mom gave me the task of transferring money to a relative in Korea.
So with a check she gave me in hand, written out to that relative who happens to have a Woori Bank account in Korea, I went into the bank to see if I can transfer the money. I was told that I couldn’t do it by check and I needed to open an account and then transfer the funds or bring cash.
Okay, so the latter sounded easy so on my pay day today. I withdrew money and took it to the bank to finally transfer the funds. They asked me to fill out a form which was the most frustrating form of the UNIVERSE. They wanted my address, okay. They wanted the receiver’s address which was a bit of a problem since my mom wrote it out in Korean, fine. They wanted a $ 30 fee but I couldn’t pay with my credit card, they wanted it in cash. They then wanted my ID. I just mailed my passport to be renewed. They said they didn’t accept expired driver’s license.
Okay, it’s not like I’m withdrawing money. I want to submit CASH to a customer of yours in Korean. Frickin’ ridiculous.
I ended up leaving. And I never want to go back there EVER again.

Since first inception of Broadway Branch, New York in 1984, Woori America Bank has grown to the largest Korean-​American bank headquartered in the Northeast area, containing total 18 branches throughout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and California.
Woori America Bank, which is wholly-​owned US subsidiary of Woori Bank, Korea, provides various fast-​track banking services such as remittances, international trade finance and account opening services through established banking networks of Woori Bank, Korea over 1,000 in domestic Korea and 43 overseas branches in London, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, and Vietnam, etc.