A Bank Signature Verification Letter is a essential banking document commonly used in Pakistan's banking sector for verifying the authenticity of account holder signatures. This document is particularly important for various business and legal transactions where signature verification is required, such as international trade documents, legal proceedings, or high-value transactions. The letter is issued in compliance with Pakistani banking regulations, including the Banking Companies Ordinance 1962 and State Bank of Pakistan guidelines. It typically contains the account holder's details, signature specimens, and an authorized bank officer's confirmation. The document serves as a protective measure against fraud and ensures the legitimacy of banking transactions, making it a crucial tool for both financial institutions and businesses operating in Pakistan.

1. Bank Details: Full name and address of the issuing bank branch

2. Date and Reference: Current date and unique reference number for the verification letter

3. Recipient Details: Name and address of the organization or person requesting the verification

4. Account Holder Information: Full name, account number, and type of account of the customer

5. Signature Verification Statement: Formal statement confirming the signature verification and its match with bank records

6. Account Status Confirmation: Statement confirming the account is operational and in good standing

7. Authorization: Bank officer's name, designation, signature and official stamp