Service Request Form (Re-KYC Form for Non-Individual Current Account)
Official Source: https://www.axisbank.com
What is the Axis Bank SRF (Service Request Form)?
SRF stands for Service Request Form. Axis Bank uses it for re-KYC of non-individual current accounts — proprietorships, partnership firms, companies, trusts and societies. The bank asks for it when your KYC records are due for periodic updation, or when you need to change details already on file with the branch.
What Details the Form Asks For
The form runs to four pages. You will need the account number and customer ID, the entity name and constitution, registered and communication addresses, PAN and GST details, details of authorised signatories and beneficial owners, and the signature and stamp of the authorised person. Fill it in black ink and capital letters.
Documents to Attach
- Self-attested PAN card of the entity
- Proof of business address — GST certificate, registration certificate or utility bill
- Identity and address proof of all authorised signatories
- Latest board resolution or partnership letter, wherever applicable
- Shop and establishment licence or trade licence, if held
Where to Submit
Print the completed form and submit it at the Axis Bank branch where the account is held, along with the attachments and the entity stamp. Keep a photocopy for your own record. Branch staff will acknowledge receipt and update the records, usually within a few working days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the SRF form the same for individual accounts?
No. This form is for non-individual current accounts. Individual re-KYC uses a separate form.
Can I submit the SRF online?
No. It has to be printed, signed, stamped and submitted at the branch.
How often is re-KYC needed?
It depends on the risk category assigned to the account. The bank informs you when it falls due.
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