Oswaldo I would go to local international banks like Citibank or HSBC. Usually they would be able to help but you may need to open a Brazilian account as well. Can you open USD accounts in Brazil? Maybe you don't need a US based account. We are based in Canada and used a Delaware LLC for our fund but open a Canadian domiciled account that can receive US and CAD. I also know that some domestic banks (maybe Itau?) might have US branches. From my 13 years experience in the banking industry I know that opening US domiciled accounts for non US persons/companies can be challenging mostly due to Anti Money Laundering regulations. On the other hand, there are many ways to have US denominated accounts and some Latin American banks have branches in the US. I hope this helps....

Hello Oswaldo, My experience was that I needed to be physically in person, a social security number (SSN) and a US physical adddress in order to open the bank account. The reason behind it was the change in bank regulation after the 9/11 attacks + anti money laundering, Carlos' approach.seems a good one. Barclays, Citibank or HSBC might be able to open an account for you in US. Here you can find a link with legit info on this issue and HSBC's US account for non-residents: redacted redacted Cheers, Pablo