The creditor has to list the bank in order to get the writ. It's not up to the sheriff to hunt down your accounts.
According to the court website the debtor is supposed to be served a copy of the levy at least by mail. I have not been able to determine if that requires a signature receipt or just an affidavit of mailing. If the latter, there could be any number of reasons why you might not receive it.
I doubt if anybody can answer that question with any degree of accuracy.
But you might be summoned to court for a debtor's examination where you would have to reveal the account location under penalty of perjury.
That depends on WF. You'll have to try it and find out.
Well, the creditor will continuously be adding costs to the amount of the balance. I suppose you might be able to seek relief from the court for the costs incurred if you can show that the creditor had no good reason to levy that bank. But until you do that, the costs will just keep adding up.
Nothing.
But that's one of the consequences of defaulting on a debt. Bad things happen at the worst possible time.
Yes.

