How to write a letter to the Bank Branch Manager for name spelling correction in Bank account?
Most of us know the significance of our name. It is our first identity. Sometime this name can bring some problem to our life. As an exam...
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Most of us know the significance of our name. It is our
first identity. Sometime this name can bring some problem to our life. As an
example your name in voter id, date of birth, Aadhar card is Ranjan Kumar Rao
but in your Bank account it is written as Ranjan Rao. Because of this silly
name mistake you may have to face some problem later. You can correct your name
mistake in your bank account very easily. All you have to do just write a
letter to your bank branch manager and submit details of correct name with id
proof. I have given a sample letter. Change all personal details with your own
details.
To
The Branch
Manager,
Bank of
India,
Haldiram
Branch,
Delhi-100045
SUB:
Correction of name for a/c number 5265XXXX000XXXX
Dear Sir,
This is to bring your kind
notice that I Ranjan Kumar Rao, A/C Number 5265XXXX000XXXX, would like to
correct my name for the above mentioned account number. The correct spelling of
my name is “Ranjan Kumar Rao” and in my bank record it is spelt as “Ranjan
Rao”.
I am enclosing the following documents in
support of correct spelling of my name.
1 Aadhar
card
2 PAN ID
3 Office ID
card
So, I am
requesting you to rectify the spelling of my name in your records.
Yours
faithfully,
Date:DD/MM/YYYY Ranjan Kumar
Rao
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ReplyDeleteCan we correct the spelling mistakes too if my adhar card is having the same spelling mistake
ReplyDeleteCan we correct spelling mistake in name too if my adhar card is having the same spelling mistake.
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