Do you offer Tenancy by The Entirety ownership catagories for married couples or do you just offer joint accounts with the right of survivorship?

Every PA State Chartered Bank I have worked for (4) have used Joint with Suvivorship.

We ask if the relationship is married in order to make death reporting easier.

Can ownership of tenants by the entirety be changed to joint w/survivorship in PA?
At our bank, in order to add someone to an account etc. both would be granting permission
because they would all have to sign a new signature card, in which case, it would then change to joint
w/survivorship.

I'd be careful about how you handle such situations, because there are certain protections that typically go with a T by E account that aren't applicable to a JTWROS account. Just obtaining a new signature card may not be a wise choice. Check with local counsel familiar with the nuances of the two forms of joint ownership and come up with a procedure that will avoid putting the bank in a sticky spot. It may be necessary to close the T by E account and open a new JTWROS account, or it might be preferable to maintain two separate accounts.

Thanks John!