7 Important Joining Documents for Bank PO, Clerk & SO [Checklist]

IBPS is responsible for the allotments of PO, Clerk & Specialist officer posts recruitment in public sector banks.As candidates wait for their respective banks to announce the reporting dates, here is the documents & certificates checklist required at the time of joining which will be verified by bank officials.

As we all know, the IBPS PO , Clerk & Specialist Officer (SO) recruitments are the entrance door for a job in banking sector.Candidates who are alloted to the respective banks are announced on the website of IBPS.

The expected joining dates are then intimated to each candidate along with the joining formalities.The date of joining is normally within 2 – 3 months from the date of allotment, which depends on each bank.

Bank PO, Clerk & SO Joining Documents Checklist

During the interview, IBPS had a document verification process for PO & specialist officer posts.

With the candidates getting appointment now, the public sector banks shall verify the identity of the candidate & their eligibility before he/ she joins their organization.

NOTE: Even if you had secured the top score in IBPS exam & interview, banks can reject & cancel your allotment – if you don’t submit the necessary document proofs/ certificates.

What documents are required at the time of joining bank?

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Here is the list of documents checklist that most banks need you to submit in original & photocopy (xerox). The originals shall be returned after verification.

1) ID proof: PAN card/ Aadhar card/ Driver’s License, Voter`s ID/ Passport etc

Note:Those who dont have Aadhar card are required to apply for it immediately as banks need it to open savings account/ salary account nowadays.

2) Date of Birth proof: Mostly officials match the birth date in ID proof with the date in marksheets.

But sometime, they may also ask for birth certificate.So have it ready as well.

3) Educational qualifications: Std. X & XII marksheets, Semester-wise & consolidated marksheets of degree (UG & PG), Degree final certificate etc.,

The date of passing the degree exam mentioned on degree marksheet or provisional certificate will be considered to check your eligibility condition.

As per the above rule, your results should have been declared/ date of issue mentioned on your degree certification should be on or before, a certain date mentioned in the notification.

For PO & SO, this would have been verified during the common interview stage itself.But for clerks, this will be the first time.

4) Computer literacy certificate: This is required only for clerical positions.

  • Candidate should have studied computer science or IT as a subject in high school/ college OR
  • Must have completed any course in computer operations/ language from an institute.

If a person has studied computers as a subject in school or college, it should be highlighted in the respective marksheet.

5) Category/ Caste certificates: OBC/ SC/ ST candidates must submit their caste certificate issued by appropriate authority (as per central govt format).

  • Those belonging to OBC category (non creamy layer) – certificate must specifically contain a clause that the candidate does not belong to creamy layer section.
  • It should have been issued within one year from the date of exam notification (refer date of ibps advertisement)

PWD candidates: Disability certificate in proper format issued by district medical board should be submitted.

Ex-Servicemen: Discharge letter along with pension payment order & proof of last held rank to be produced.

Valid authority to issue caste certificates: The OBC/ SC/ ST certificate issued by these competent authorities would only be accepted.

  • District Magistrate / Additional District Magistrate / Collector / Deputy Commissioner / Additional Deputy Commissioner / Deputy Collector / First
    Class Stipendiary Magistrate / Sub-Divisional Magistrate / Taluka Magistrate / Executive Magistrate / Extra Assistant Commissioner
  • Chief Presidency Magistrate/ Additional Chief Presidency Magistrate/ Presidency
    Magistrate
  • Revenue Officer not below the rank of Tahsildar
  • Sub-divisional officer of the Area where the candidate and or his family normally resides.

6) IBPS online application: Take a print of IBPS PO/ Clerk/ SO exam application form, from the IBPS website.

7) Relieving letter: Those of you who have experience need to produce the relieving order, stating that there is nothing against you.

Other Documents for Joining Formalities

The above list are the docs that a candidate must provide from his/ her end.Apart from these, there may be few other documents required by specific banks as part of its joining formalities.

The following list of documents would be sent by post to your address OR email OR will be available for download on their website.

  • Service bond agreement
  • Character certificate forms
  • Employment form
  • Medical certificate
  • Few more formats..

Don’t worry about these documents because not all banks require them & even if they do, proper formats will be shared in advance to get it ready.

Banks have all authority to not allow candidates from joining if they do not provide the necessary proofs.All of you have worked hard to get bank jobs.

So don’t lose the opportunity by making silly mistakes in preparing joining documents.If you are in doubt, get it clarified & report for duty with confidence.

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