Keeping in mind that doing any of this may not be accepted in their Terms of Use, maybe you can try something like: 
$mech->submit_form(
      with_fields => {
          usr_name => 'me',
          usr_password => 'secret',
      }
  );

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..While deleting the '$mech->form_name' ..line
Also, I'm really unsure why you are using a separate subroutine to get the status. You could just call $mech->status instead? If I was to put any of your script(when it works) into a sub, it would be the login process.
Are you watching to make sure that the script is actually filling out the form?
UPDATE: Are you sure the name of that form is correct on that route? When I inspect with FireBug, I see the form name as 'homeLogonForm' ..not 'logonform'. Definitely make sure you are specifying the right one- If my above suggestion doesn't work.

In reply to Re: Need help logging into my bank with WWW::Mechanize::Firefox by PerlSufi
in thread Need help logging into my bank with WWW::Mechanize::Firefox by johnblack

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