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Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I get my account statement?

  Click on the blue settings icon in the top right hand corner and select Account Statement from the menu. Choose the time frame for your account statement, and click on the tick button to generate the account statement.

• How do I find my bank account statement?

  On the Home Page, you will find your bank account(s) listed on the screen, then simply click on the “Statements” button (see below example): After clicking on the Statements button, you’ll be able to see a screen that categorizes your statements into years and then months.

• How to view U.S.Bank eStatements online?

  Go to My accounts at the top of the page, select My documents, and then choose Statements. Select an account type, scroll to the account you wish to view and then select a statement date to open that statement. U.S. Bank Mobile App: U.S. Bank deposit accounts, credit cards, personal lines of credit: Log in and select the account you want to view.

• Where do I get my trust account statements?

  Trust, agency, custody, or IRA accounts with Ascent Private Capital Management, Private Wealth Management or The Private Wealth Management Group: You automatically receive both paper statements and e-statements. If you go paperless, you will no longer receive paper statements.

• Why do I need an e-statement for my bank account?

  E-statements for all accounts. Electronic tax documents, performance reports and trade confirmations for select accounts. Why go paperless? Receive documents 2 – 3 days sooner than if delivered by mail. Reduce your risk of mail fraud and identity theft. View, print and save up to seven years of statements.

• How to get bank statements for closed accounts?

  To request copies of statements for closed accounts, please do the following: U.S. Bank accounts: Call 800-US BANKS (800-872-2657), TDD 800-865-5065. Trust, agency, custody, or IRA accounts with Ascent Private Capital Management, Private Wealth Management or The Private Wealth Management Group: Contact your U.S. Bank Relationship Manager.