This type of Internet banking activation request letter should be written in a typical, formal business letter style. Often, such a letter won't even be necessary, as online banking activation is generally included with normal accountholder services. In other words, by visiting a bank's website and signing up for online banking (by choosing a password and registering with your bank account number), you should be able to see your account information, make payments, and transfer money in no time at all. If you still want to write a letter, just use the first paragraph to list your name and which branch you bank at, and then explain to the manager that you'd really like to take part in Internet banking, and that you need your Web banking services activated.
Software programs, such as Microsoft Word, will guide users through the process of writing a business letter. Simply open Word, and then type, Dear ______ (insert Mr. Or Ms., and the bank manager's last name, or just type, Dear Manager) into the Word application. At this point, you should be a little paper clip cartoon character pop up on the screen.
When this icon appears, it will ask you if you're writing a business letter - at this point, click yes, and then the system will format the letter for you as you go along. Of course, you should still spell and grammar check the letter when you are done, just to make sure it looks really impressive and professional. Once you've completed your letter, which should be about three or four paragraphs long, print it, sign it in ink, and send it on. If you would rather, email the letter after "signing" it digitally (use a cursive font to "sign" your letter in a digital format).
This is really all you need to do to create this type of request letter to a bank manager.
- Business letter tips
Software programs, such as Microsoft Word, will guide users through the process of writing a business letter. Simply open Word, and then type, Dear ______ (insert Mr. Or Ms., and the bank manager's last name, or just type, Dear Manager) into the Word application. At this point, you should be a little paper clip cartoon character pop up on the screen.
- Look for the paper clip icon
When this icon appears, it will ask you if you're writing a business letter - at this point, click yes, and then the system will format the letter for you as you go along. Of course, you should still spell and grammar check the letter when you are done, just to make sure it looks really impressive and professional. Once you've completed your letter, which should be about three or four paragraphs long, print it, sign it in ink, and send it on. If you would rather, email the letter after "signing" it digitally (use a cursive font to "sign" your letter in a digital format).
This is really all you need to do to create this type of request letter to a bank manager.
