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For trust, agency, custody, or IRA accounts with Ascent Private Capital Management, U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management or U.S. Bank Wealth Management, each account owner has their own user ID and password and has access to any e-statements that they are entitled to view.
You'll get an email and/or text message to the addresses or mobile numbers you've specified each time a new e-statement or other electronic document is available for viewing. You'll also receive a notification in your message center in online banking. If you have opted to receive paper statements, these notifications will not be sent. (Your mobile carrier may charge standard messaging rates for text messages.)
You'll receive a final paper statement in the mail. After the account status changes to closed, you'll no longer have access to your e-statements (with the exception of mortgage accounts). We recommend that you save or print your statements prior to closing your account.
If you signed up for e-statement delivery for checking, savings and money market accounts prior to August 2013, you do not automatically receive online letters and notices for those accounts. To sign up in online banking:
It doesn't seem like my question fits exactly into any of the categories. My credit union's website hasn't been working well lately, so I can't log on with my computer and download account statements. The only way I can access them for now is to open my banking phone app. I can see the PDF statements, but they're tiny, and it's inconvenient to reconcile accounts while looking at that tiny PDF on my phone.
I've tried several times to save a statement to Dropbox so that I can access it on my computer. This last time I halfway succeeded: The first time I opened a PDF statement in my banking app that day, I had an option to save it somewhere, and I tried to save it to Dropbox. I don't remember why now, but the only option was to save it to a folder called "Sent files." With subsequent PDFs I no longer had the option of saving it, only of "sharing" it. So I could share it on social media, or email it, but those options did not appeal to me. I tried to find that "Sent files" folder on my computer and on the Dropbox website, and could not find it anywhere. Later on, that folder appeared mysteriously in the main folder I use on Dropbox. But it was empty, so I deleted it. On the following day, the folder had reappeared there and my account statement was inside it. But that folder really doesn't belong there, and I don't want it to reappear in that location.
Thank you for your reply. Yes, just like you stated, I did not see the option "Save to my Dropbox" available anywhere, so the only options I could find were those undesired "sharing" icons, so I kept looking through those to find what I needed. Today I tried opening my banking app again on my phone, and went to the account statements. This time after I clicked to view the PDF with Dropbox, I did see an option at the bottom of the screen, "Save to my Dropbox," and I was able to use that to save the file to a folder of my choosing. So that's very good! As long as that option will always pop up for me in these cases in the future, then my problem is solved. If I run into the same problem again later, then perhaps I will just reinstall the Dropbox app on my phone to eliminate any possible glitches. Thank you for your help!
These three pictures are in sequential order. In my banking app I select a statement I want to see, and it's a PDF so the app asks which program I want to use to view it. I choose Dropbox. In the Dropbox app I can click the share icon, but that doesn't help me since I don't want to send it to anyone (nor do I want to email it to myself). In the third picture my statement is visible so I've smudged it to blur financial details. My timer app is active here but that's not relevant. I can press the three-dots icon and I get these options: copy link, share, and manage access. None of these options are relevant. But when I tried doing this just now, this time the statement I was viewing appeared in a new Sent Files folder in the Dropbox folder on my computer. So that's good! But I had no idea how to make that happen by choice, when I've struggled with it many times before. If statements will always appear in that folder from now on, that will be very helpful and it will work for me. But since this happened by accident, I'm concerned that maybe I don't really have a solution here yet.
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Once you enroll, you can view up to 18 months of eStatements within Online Banking. Just choose 'eDocuments' under the 'Accounts' tab. With eStatements, you will always know where your statement is located and will have full access to it through online banking.
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