Village Bank: Switcheroo

Making the switch to Village Bank as easy as possible.

Interested in switching your accounts to Village Bank, but not sure how to get started? That's why we've developed the Switcheroo Kit, a step-by-step checklist to help make your transition to a new Village Bank account quick and easy.

If we can be of any assistance throughout the transition, please call any of our branch locations or our customer service center at 804.897.3900. Thank you for choosing Village Bank. We value and appreciate your business!

Just follow these simple steps.

1) Open an account in a Village Bank branch.

Click here to locate the Village Bank branch closest to you.
Customer service center number: 804.897.3900

2) Stop using your former account and begin using your new
Village Bank account as soon as possible.

Be sure to leave sufficient funds in your former account until all of your checks have cleared and any automatic withdrawals have been successfully transferred to Village Bank.

3) Change your Direct Deposits to Village Bank.

Use our Direct Deposit Authorization Change Form to change any direct deposits.

4) Change your Automatic Payments or Withdrawals to Village Bank.

Use our Automatic Payment or Withdrawal Authorization Change Form to change any automatic payment or withdrawal.

5) Close your former account at the other institution.

Use our Account Closing Form to close your account at the other banking institution.
Once you close your account at the other institution, bring your old financial documents and we will shred your old checks, etc. from your former bank.

Click here to download the complete Switcheroo Kit that includes all the forms in a PDF.

You may fill out the forms online and then print or download all the forms and complete them by hand.

The PDF contains helpful numbers and web addresses, Direct Deposit Authorization Change Form, Automatic Payment or Withdrawal Change Form, and Account Closing Form.

Routing and Account Numbers...How to find them:

1.

The bank's routing number is the 9-digit number located in the bottom left corner of your check.

2.

Your account number is the set of numbers appearing just after the routing number or to the left of the check sequence number. Although your Account Number may contain spaces and symbols, do not type them.