When drafting a request letter for CCTV footage, clarity and politeness are essential. Clearly state your purpose for requesting the footage, provide necessary details such as account information and the incident date, and attach any relevant documents, such as an FIR report. Request the specific footage required and inquire about the process for accessing it. Close the letter with a polite expression of gratitude.
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Formal Request Letter for CCTV Footage
To,
The Bank Manager,
_____________ (Name of the Bank),
_____________ (Address)
Date: __ /__ /____ (Date)
From,
______________ (Name),
______________ (Address)
Subject: Request for CCTV Footage
Respected Sir/Madam,
I am __________ (Name), residing at ____________ (Address). I have a ________ (savings/current/CC/OD/Deposit) account with your bank since ___________ (Number of years).
I am writing this letter to bring in your notice that someone has ___________ (reason for CCTV footage viewing) and forged _________ (Amount) on __________ (Date) from my account. I have filed FIR for the same, the copy of which I have attached with this letter.
Please provide CCTV footage dated __________ (Date) to _________ (Date), which is apparently _________ (demanded by police) for verifications. Please feel free to contact me on the below-given details for any queries or questions.
Please let me know how I can ____ (view/collect) the data at the earliest.
________ (Thankfully/Sincerely/Faithfully),
_____________ (Name),
_____________ (Contact details),
_____________ (Signature)
Enclosed: Copy of FIR report
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FAQs
- Can I request CCTV footage from a bank if there has been unauthorized activity on my account?
- Yes, you have the right to request CCTV footage if there has been unauthorized activity on your account. It's advisable to provide details of the incident and any relevant documents, such as an FIR report.
- What information should I include in a request for CCTV footage?
- Your request should include details such as your name, account information, the incident date, and the specific timeframe for the footage you require. It's also helpful to provide any supporting documents related to the incident.
- How should I submit a request for CCTV footage to a bank?
- You can submit your request for CCTV footage to the bank's manager or relevant authority in writing, either in person or by mail. Ensure to clearly outline your request and provide all necessary details.
- Is it necessary to attach supporting documents when requesting CCTV footage?
- Yes, attaching supporting documents, such as an FIR report or any other relevant evidence, can strengthen your request and help the bank understand the seriousness of the situation.
- What should I do if the bank delays or refuses to provide the requested CCTV footage?
- If the bank delays or refuses to provide the requested CCTV footage, you may consider seeking assistance from higher authorities or legal counsel to ensure your rights are upheld.
Sandeep Bhandari