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eStatements
Reduce clutter. Protect your accounts. Go paperless.
An eStatement is a digital version of your paper statement, which is securely stored and available only to you within Online Banking. Benefits include:
- Archived Statements – eStatements remain on the server for 24 months.
- Email Notification – you’re notified when statements are available.
- Securely Encrypted – our encrypted connection offers added security.
- Remote Access – view over any internet connection.
- Environmentally Friendly – reduces printing and transportation pollution.
Online Banking Update Notice: With our newly upgraded Online Banking service, your eStatement enrollment status may have been reset to paper statements. Please log in to Online Banking and verify or change your preference by navigating to More Options > Documents and Statements. You may also call us at (805) 543-1816 or visit any branch to enroll. There is no additional cost to you to receive the paper statement. Both paper statements and eStatements are a free service for Personal and Business SESLOC loan accounts.
Enroll in eStatements Today
with these helpful tutorials
- Get started in Online Banking by selectng More Options and then Documents & Statements from the Main Menu Bar.
- On this screen, you can access eStatements, Tax Forms and Documents, and Loan Statements. You can opt in or out of electronic or paper versions of these statements by toggling the Paper and Online Statements button at the top.
- To view a document, select it — you can even download it as a PDF or print it for your records. Documents and Statements are archived for 24 months in Digital Banking.
Need assistance?
If you need help with the eStatements, contact us at (805) 543-1816.
PLEASE NOTE
Account statements are not available prior to the enrollment date. Details are in the SESLOC Electronic Delivery Disclosure.
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