If you’re moving home and bank with Citibank you will want to complete a Citibank change of address.
In this article we will cover how to update your address with Citibank online, by post and in person.
So, let’s jump straight in!
Completing your change of address with Citibank is simple. Citibank is an international banking institution which enjoys over 200,000 customers in the UK.
The first question to ask consider is whether or not Citibank is the only company or organisation that you need to update your address with. If you haven’t informed your Council, TV Licence Energy, Water, loyalty cards, DVLA, HMRC etc… you might find it beneficial to use SlothMove’s moving home platform.
So, If you’re moving home soon or have recently moved, to complete your Citibank change of address follow this process:
- Head over to SlothMove’s moving home platform
- Enter your details (name, previous address, new address, date of move etc…)
- Select who needs to know you’re moving home (Nationwide, Council, Water, DVLA, Boots Advantage Card etc…)
- Select ‘complete’ and SlothMove will take care of all of the time-consuming admin for you
If you only need to update your address with Citibank there are a couple of ways you can complete this. You can change your address with Citibank in the following ways:
Option 1: Online Banking
- Log into your mobile app
- Select ‘personal & address details’
- Scroll to ‘Address Details’ and select ‘edit’
- Enter your new address
- Click save and you address will be updated
Option 2: By Post
Make a letter out to Citibank Bank and include:
- The names of people moving home
- Your previous address
- Branch sort-code & account number
- Your new address
- Your signature
Print the form out and post it to Citibank UK Limited, PO Box 4012, Swindon, SN4 4JZ
Then relax, and let Citibank complete the address change. They will be in touch if they require further information
If you’re moving home with Citibank it’s really important that you keep them in the loop – as well as all of your other banks and institutions.
Firstly, Citibank will send you important updates and notifications via mail to your address. This can include changes to interest rates, terms and conditions as well as important updates and offers. You don’t want to miss that information.
Also, there is a larger concern around your data. The last thing you want as a consumer is someone else having access to your mail. Research show that this is a key contributor to mail fraud. So, it’s important to take your ‘paper trail’ with you whenever you move home. And that involves completing your Citibank change of address