Request For Re-Activation of A Dormant Account: Branch 2025

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Example Letter: Dear [Bank Managers Name]: I am writing to request the reopening of my bank account number [Your Account Number]. My account was closed due to inactivity, however, I have recently decided to resume my banking activities with your institution. I plan to utilize the account for my recurring transactions.
Reactivation of Inoperative/Dormant Accounts- Request for Activation of Inoperative/Dormant Account signed by Customer/s with details like- Account Number, Account Name, Address, Mobile No./Email ID etc. Copy of Officially Valid Documents to be submitted (Original Documents to be produced for verification purpose).
Sir, I have a Savings/Current Account in your Branch. My Account Number: is dormant/inoperative as I have not performed any transaction through this account since long time. Please reactivate my Account to enable me to perform day to day transactions in the above said account.
Here is how you can activate your dormant account: Step1. Visit the branch and submit written application with your signature a sper operating instructions in the account. Step2. Submit self-attested proof of identity and address. Step3. Initiate any transaction and your account will be activated once again.
Reactivate your account with us: Simply dial *894*7# or visit a FirstBank branch.
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A request should be given to the branch for activation of account. Branch will activate the account based on the KYC documents submitted by the customer. Customer will be informed through SMS / e-mails on activation of account.
Reactivating a dormant account is straightforward. Youll need to provide detailed information to your bank or building society, such as the account number, holders name, balance, and any statements you have. This will help verify your identity and reclaim your funds.
My name is [Your Name], and I have been a customer of [Bank Name] for [time period]. I am writing to formally request the unblocking of my bank account, which has recently been restricted due to [reason, e.g., suspected fraudulent activity or an overdue payment].

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