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As a result of the recent Canada Post service disruption, mail delivery of important documents — such as bank statements, new or replacement cards, and cheques — will be delayed as Canada Post service returns to normal.
If you have any questions regarding your investments, contact us.
If you receive printed statements for your account(s) in the mail, they will be delayed until service returns to normal. Remember to make your required payments to meet your financial obligations, and visit CIBC Online Banking and CIBC Mobile Banking to review your most recent statements or switch to eStatements.
Simply sign on to CIBC Online Banking from your computer or device and change your settings. For step-by-step instructions, visit our How-To page. You can then review eStatements for your credit cards, bank accounts, personal lines of credit and investment accounts online or on your mobile device.
If you have a CIBC Investor’s Edge or CIBC Imperial Investor’s Service account, you’ll need to access those accounts online and register for eDocuments, to switch to digital account statements and other account-related notices.
Manage your money by setting up real-time alerts, including:
Sign up for CIBC Online Banking and CIBC Mobile Banking to pay your bills electronically any time. You can use these services to set up recurring bill payments, so you never miss a payment.
Or, you can pay your bills by:
Sign up for CIBC Online Banking and CIBC Mobile Banking and register for eStatements to review and print copies of the following statements any time:
If you have a CIBC Investor’s Edge or CIBC Imperial Investor’s Service account, you will need to access these digital statements by signing on to your brokerage account and selecting eDocuments from the menu options.
If you have a CIBC Business Plus account (Aeroplan Visa Business Plus, Aventura Visa for Business Plus, Corporate Classic Plus Visa), eStatements are not available. Business Plus clients are encouraged to enroll to receive their statements via email.
Remember, you are required to continue to make regular payments to meet your financial obligations in the event of a Canada Post service disruption.
Canada Post employees have agreed to deliver the following Government of Canada cheques on a monthly basis:
If you’ve previously added your card to your mobile wallet, you can continue to pay with your mobile device while you wait for the physical card to arrive.
You can visit the nearest CIBC Banking Centre to receive a replacement for a lost, stolen or damaged CIBC debit card. Any replacement debit card from a banking centre will not have the same card number as the current one. You’ll need to add this new debit card to your mobile wallet.
You can choose your PIN online by visiting our website. From there, you can follow the instructions. Or, you can visit the nearest CIBC Banking Centre or call Telephone Banking for help setting up a new PIN.
Another mail delivery provider will be delivering your new debit card during the service disruption with Canada Post. It may still take a few weeks for your CIBC debit card to arrive. You can visit the nearest CIBC Banking Centre to receive your debit card sooner.
Another mail delivery provider will be delivering your new CIBC credit card during the service disruption with Canada Post. It may still take a few weeks for your credit card to arrive.
You can order cheques through CIBC Online Banking or CIBC Mobile Banking, but orders will be delayed until service returns to normal. If you have an urgent need, you can choose the “Cheque Express” shipping option.
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