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An annotated checklist of the stony corals (  Scleractinia  ,   Milleporidae  ,   Stylasteridae  , and   Helioporidae  ) of American Sāmoa is presented. A total of 377 valid species has been reported from American Sāmoa with 342 species considered either present (251) or possibly present (91). Of these 342 species, 66 have a recorded geographical range extension and 90 have been reported from mesophotic depths (30–150 m). Additionally, four new species records (   Acanthastrea   subechinata    Veron, 2000,    Favites   paraflexuosus    Veron, 2000,    Echinophyllia   echinoporoides    Veron &amp; Pichon, 1980,    Turbinaria   irregularis    Bernard, 1896) are presented. Coral species of concern include species listed under the US Endangered Species Act ( ESA ) and the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s ( IUCN ) Red List of threatened species. Approximately 17.5% of the species present or possibly present are categorized as threatened by  IUCN  compared to 27% of the species globally. American Sāmoa has seven  ESA -listed or  ESA  candidate species, including    Acropora   globiceps    (Dana, 1846),    Acropora   jacquelineae    Wallace, 1994,    Acropora   retusa    (Dana, 1846),    Acropora   speciosa    (Quelch, 1886),    Fimbriaphyllia   paradivisa    (Veron, 1990),    Isopora   crateriformis    (Gardiner, 1898), and    Pocillopora   meandrina    Dana, 1846. There are two additional species possibly present, i.e.,    Pavona   diffluens    (Lamarck, 1816) and    Porites   napopora    Veron, 2000.

Annotated checklist for stony corals of American Sāmoa with reference to mesophotic depth records