The fastest way to print your records

Log into Chase online banking or the Chase mobile app, go to your checking account, and look for a read or print option — usually a printer icon or a menu labeled "Statements" or "Account History." Chase lets you print statements going back up to seven years, and you can print a single statement or a range of transactions. The whole process takes about two minutes.

If you need records right now and do not have online access set up yet, you can call Chase at the number on the back of your debit card and ask them to mail or email a statement. This takes longer — usually three to five business days — but works if your computer is not available.

Key Takeaways

  • Chase online banking and the mobile app both have a print or read button for statements and transaction history.
  • You can print statements from the past seven years, either one at a time or as a range of months.
  • Printed statements from Chase online banking are official records that banks and employers will accept.
  • If you do not have online access, call the number on your debit card to request a mailed or emailed statement.

Printing from Chase online banking on a computer

Go to chase.com and sign in with your username and password. Click on the checking account you want to print from. On the account page, look for a button or link that says "Statements," "read," "Print," or "History" — the exact wording changes sometimes, but it is usually near the top or in a menu on the right side of the screen.

Click that button. Chase will show you a list of your statements by month. You can click on a single month to print just that statement, or you can select multiple months at once by clicking the checkbox next to each one. Once you have chosen what you want, look for a "Print" or "read" button and click it. Your browser will open a print dialog — choose your printer and click "Print," or save it as a PDF file to your computer instead.

The statements Chase shows you online are the same ones they mail to you, so they are official records. You can use a printed statement to prove your account balance, show your address, or document transactions for a loan, job, or legal matter.

Printing from the Chase mobile app

Open the Chase app on your phone or tablet and tap the checking account you want. Scroll down or look for a menu icon (three horizontal lines) and tap "Statements" or "Documents." You will see a list of statements by month, just like on the website.

Tap the statement you want to view. The app will open a PDF of that statement. Look for a share icon (usually an arrow pointing out of a box) and tap it. Choose "Print" from the menu that appears. Your phone will show you nearby printers — select one and send the print job, or tap "Save to Files" to save the PDF to your phone instead.

If your phone does not have a printer nearby, you can email the PDF to yourself and print it from a computer later. Tap the share icon and choose "Mail," then send it to your own email address.

Printing a range of transactions instead of a full statement

Sometimes you need to see transactions from a specific date range that does not match a calendar month — for example, transactions from the 15th of one month to the 15th of the next. Chase online banking lets you do this.

Log in to chase.com, click on your checking account, and look for "Account History" or "Transactions." You will see a search box where you can enter a start date and end date. Enter the dates you need, click "Search," and Chase will show you all transactions in that range. Look for a print or read button — it is usually at the top or bottom of the transaction list — and click it to print or save those transactions as a PDF.

What to do if you cannot access online banking

If you have not set up online access yet, or if you have forgotten your password, call the customer service number on the back of your Chase debit card. Tell them you need a copy of your checking account statement. They will ask which month or date range you need and whether you want it mailed or emailed.

Mailed statements usually arrive in three to five business days. Emailed statements arrive within one business day. Chase may charge a small fee for statements older than a certain number of months — ask about this when you call. If you are a Chase customer in good standing, they often waive the fee.

Making sure your printed statement is accepted

A statement you print from Chase online banking is an official record and will be accepted by employers, banks, landlords, and courts. The statement will have your name, account number, the statement period, and your transactions clearly printed.

If someone asks you for "proof of funds" or "bank verification," a printed Chase statement works for that. If they ask for something more specific — like a letter from the bank on official letterhead — call Chase and ask them to send that instead. They can provide a verification letter that confirms your account is open and active, though this takes longer than printing a statement yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far back can I print Chase statements?

Chase lets you view and print statements going back seven years through online banking. If you need statements older than that, call customer service and ask — they may be able to provide them, though there could be a fee for very old records.

Can I print statements for someone else's account?

No. You can only print statements for accounts where you are the owner or an authorized user. If you are a parent trying to print a statement for a minor's account, you will need to be listed as the account owner or guardian.

What if the print button is not showing up?

Try refreshing the page or logging out and back in. If you are using an older browser, try a different one like Chrome or Firefox. If the button still does not appear, call Chase customer service — they can help troubleshoot or email you a statement instead.

Is a PDF statement as official as a printed one?

Yes. A PDF you read from Chase online banking is just as official as a printed copy. Many employers and banks now accept PDFs, so you do not have to print it if you can send it digitally.

Can I print statements for multiple accounts at once?

You have to print each account separately. Log into the first account, print its statements, then go back and select the second account. There is no way to print all your Chase accounts in one batch from the website or app.