Accessing your Electronic Statements and Disclosures Clause Samples

Accessing your Electronic Statements and Disclosures. Once the Statements and Notices Service takes effect for Electronic Documents, whenever any Electronic Document is made available to you through Online Banking, we may send to the primary email address you have provided to us for use with the Statements and Notices Service a notice that the Electronic Document is available to you through Online Banking. Not all Electronic Documents may be eligible for this notice. Such Electronic Documents will be available to you through Online Banking for 24 months in the Statements and Notices Service, as long as you are enrolled in the service and have elected to receive documents electronically, or available upon request. We recommend that you print and/or save copies of your statements and other Electronic Documents as they become available. Please note that upon Eligible Account closure, Electronic Documents will not be available through Online Banking. Except when applicable law requires otherwise, the notice we send to your primary email address will be the only notice to you about the availability of the Electronic Document through Online Banking. You acknowledge that availability of the Electronic Document through Online Banking or delivery of the notice will constitute delivery of the Electronic Document whether or not you view or print such Electronic Document. For instances in which an email notice is returned as undeliverable, we may send you a letter or a secure internal message within Digital Services advising that an Electronic Document is available and that we were unable to deliver your email notice, and asking you to provide us with a new email address for use with the Statements and Notices Service.
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