Early Warning Services is a limited liability company owned by Bank of America, BB&T Corporation, JPMorgan Chase, Wachovia, and Wells Fargo.
One of the biggest problems that I am seeing from those that apply at banks and credit unions that use EWS is that this report is generally not being ran until some time after the account is already opened. It seems a week is standard. There are some branch managers that are not even aware of the fact they this report is used. It is common for the EWS report to be ran by the Loss Prevention Dept. or Risk Management Dept. of the bank or credit union instead of the branch when the account is opened.
Unfortunately this causes many accounts to be opened and closed at a later time. Again, it is typical for this to happen in about a week or two. If you have opened an account with a bank or credit union that uses EWS and the account has been opened more than a month, I would say that is is safe to assume that the account will NOT close.