Visit the Home Branch or New Branch

• Go to the current (home) branch or the branch where you want to transfer your salary account.
• Request the account transfer form from the bank representative.
• Ensure you carry valid photo ID proof and your account details.
• In most cases, visiting either branch is acceptable for initiating the request.
• Some banks allow branch transfer requests via online banking.

Fill Out the Account Transfer Form

• Enter your name, account number, existing branch, and target branch details.
• Mention the branch code or IFSC of the new location, if available.
• Provide your signature as per bank records for authentication.
• Indicate whether you want to transfer all services (like passbook, debit card, ECS).
• Sign the declaration for consent to relocate account details to the new branch.

Submit Necessary Documents

• Attach a self-attested copy of identity proof (such as Aadhaar or PAN).
• Include a copy of address proof, especially if the branch transfer is linked to a change of residence.
• Some banks may ask for an application letter along with the transfer form.
• For corporate-managed salary accounts, employer confirmation may be required in some cases.
• Documents must be verified and accepted by the bank staff.

Processing and Confirmation

• The bank initiates the transfer process after validating all details.
• The request may take 3 to 5 working days depending on internal workflow.
• Your account number usually remains the same after the branch change.
• All existing facilities like debit cards, chequebooks, and net banking continue.
• A confirmation SMS or email is sent once the transfer is successful.

Update and Follow-up

• Collect an updated passbook from the new branch if required.
• Update your employer, ECS mandates, or any linked services with the new branch details.
• Request a fresh chequebook if the branch name or IFSC has changed.
• Continue regular transactions to keep the account active.
• Contact customer care or visit the new branch if delays occur.