Can you close a bank of America account?

Yes, you can close your Bank of America checking or savings account. There are three ways to close an account: Unfortunately, Bank of America does not let you close an account online. It may be a bit more hassle to have to call or visit a branch, but it's still pretty straightforward. Read on to learn the details. 1. Over the Phone

How do I Close a bank account in Florida?

If it's a joint account, all owners need to sign the letter. Bank of America, FL1-300-03-15, PO Box 25118, Tampa, FL 33622-5118 (Closing a checking or savings account) Bank of America, PO Box 982234, El Paso, TX 79998-2234 (Closing a credit card account) Before you request to close an account, make sure you have some things taken care of.

Does Bank of America have a security check?

Bank of America, like many other banks, has security checks and infrastructure to prevent fraudulent activity on accounts. If suspicious activity is noticed like an unauthorized login, unusual withdrawals, or other activities that may place the account owner or the bank at risk, they will order the account closed or on hold.

Do I need to sign a bank of America deposit letter?

All account owners need to sign it. If you have a balance, let us know if you'd like it to be transferred to another Bank of America deposit account or mailed to you as a cashier's check. If your account balance is more than USD $25,000, your letter will also need to be notarized by a notary.