3 branches in Layton.
- Fairfield (closed on Saturday)
- Layton branch (closed on Saturday)
- Layton Hills (closed on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services.
Layton / Banks
Banks in Layton, UT
12 banks have 16 branches in Layton; 5 open on Saturday. To see every branch with credit unions too, and filter them, go to banks and credit unions in Layton.
Wells Fargo
1 of 2 open Saturday2 branches in Layton.
- Layton (closed on Saturday)
- Layton Hills (lobby open on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services, safe deposit boxes and second chance checking.
2 branches in Layton.
- Layton/Antelope Drive (closed on Saturday)
- Layton/Fort Lane (closed on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services, safe deposit boxes and medallion signature guarantees.
Bank of America
Open Saturday1 branch in Layton.
- Layton Crossing (lobby open on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services, safe deposit boxes and medallion signature guarantees.
1 branch in Layton.
- Layton (closed on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services, safe deposit boxes and second chance checking.
1 branch in Layton.
- Layton - 683 W. Antelope Dr. (closed on Saturday)
Their website lists safe deposit boxes.
1 branch in Layton.
- Layton (closed on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services, coin counting, safe deposit boxes and medallion signature guarantees.
Chase
Open Saturday1 branch in Layton.
- Layton (lobby open on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services and safe deposit boxes.
1 branch in Layton.
- Layton (closed on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services and safe deposit boxes.
KeyBank
Open Saturday1 branch in Layton.
- Layton Hills (lobby open on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services and safe deposit boxes.
U.S. Bank
Open Saturday1 branch in Layton.
- Layton UT Branch (lobby open on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services, coin counting, safe deposit boxes and medallion signature guarantees.
1 branch in Layton.
- Layton (closed on Saturday)
Their website lists notary services, safe deposit boxes and second chance checking.
How we check this
We read each bank's and credit union's own website and record what it says, with a link to the exact page and the date we checked it. Membership numbers, assets and founding years come from the federal agencies that insure deposits: the NCUA for credit unions and the FDIC for banks.
"Not listed on their site" means we did not find an answer on their website. It does not mean the service is unavailable: ask the bank or credit union.
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