Navy Federal Credit Union - Restricted Access Washington

Navy Federal Credit Union - Restricted Access Reviews

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  Lawrence renew
  1

  Ok bank, unless you have stellar teir 1 credit ratings you will not be considered for a loan. Doesn't matter how much money you make or your longevity of faithful membership it does not matter. Doesnt matter how many succesful loans youve paid in full or completed in terms in a satisfactory manor. If you don't have the score they want you're out of luck. Better off with another credit union. Sincerely don't waste your time. Semper fi.

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  Whitney Hall
  5

  This is on a military installation so access is restricted by those that have gate access to a base. The staff was friendly and polite, plus has a notary public on staff.

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  Zharray Johnson
  5

  I’ve always had great service here. Building is literally all the way in the back of the base by the water. Hours are incorrect they close at 4 not 6. You dope also have military ID or a CAC. Without those getting on would be a pretty difficult mission.

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  AgriEnergy of Indiana
  1

  I have tried two VA loans through nfcu. Both have been to no avail simply for failure in their end to respond, even the suoervisors. It has been 90 days with no closing date set and beware of the VA appraisers they use . I have submitted documentation from correct the appraiser errors in building size, lot size and also sent other new homes for comps instead of over 5 years old. Still no response after 3 weeks in this.

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  John Gailey
  5

  The NFCU itself is just fine. A full service branch with an ATM out front. It is on base within the fence line of the Washington Navy Yard, Building 218 in-between the parking garage and the Catering & Conference Center. I've tried to edit the address and pointer location 3 times and Google keeps rejecting it. Look at the photos I and others have posted. There is also an NFCU ATM located next to the Food Court in Building 22.

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  Rick Pittaway
  1

  The street address is right but the GPS takes you to an alley about 1/2 mile north of the old main gate of the Navy Yard. Military and Federal government employees have easy access but others do not.

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  Anca D
  1

  Getting here is a complete nightmare and this branch is the closest from downtown DC — what a joke!!! The entire District of Columbia where so many military people live and work, has ONE NFCU branch and it’s on a navy base, with only one access point (impossible to get in even with govt issued ID!!)...seriously at the end of the world and nowhere to be found! A nightmare is an understatement! Good bye NFCU for good!

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  D Keith Jordan
  1

  I found the building, but it closes at 1600, not 6pm. 6pm is 1800 for those that don't know, 2 hours difference. This info needs to be fixed since I drove all over dc to find out the place closed an hour and a half before I got there. Not a half hour before closing as I was expecting.

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  Sarah McNelis
  5

  It's NOT at 9th and M. It's at the corner of Parsons Ave and Norton Pl on the Navy Yard. It's sandwiched between the parking deck on O St and the parking lot across from the Anacostia River.

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  Sonje A
  1

  This was a nightmare!! If your not military, forget it!! You have to get fingerprinted, fill out a form and present credentials to gain access to the navy federal credit union at navy yard. Seriously, I'm not exaggerating.