Consulate Letter
A Consulate Letter may help those clients who need to verify accounts information and activity with the bank.
The letter is signed by a Bank’s Officer and then notarized. A Consulate Letter may attest information such as:
- Client accounts numbers
- Titles of accounts
- Current balances
- Opening dates
- Recent deposit and withdrawal activity
FPB can accept many types of collaterals for a loan; from cash or real estate to securities or receivables.
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