The fastest way to print your Chase checking account
Log into your Chase account online or through the mobile app, go to your checking account, and select Statements or Documents. Find the month you want, click the PDF or statement icon, and print directly from your browser using Ctrl+P (Windows) or Command+P (Mac). The entire process takes about two minutes.
If you need a printed copy mailed to you instead, Chase can send statements to your address on file. This takes five to seven business days. You can also download statements as PDFs and save them to your computer for later printing, which is useful if you need multiple months at once.
Key Takeaways
- Online statements are available in your Chase account under Statements or Documents, usually within one business day of the statement closing date.
- You can print directly from your browser or download the PDF to your computer and print later.
- Chase can mail printed statements to your address on file, though this takes five to seven business days.
- Statements typically go back seven years in your online account, so you can retrieve older months without calling Chase.
- If you need a certified statement for a loan or legal matter, call Chase at the number on the back of your card to request one.
Printing from Chase.com or the mobile app
Start by logging into Chase.com with your username and password. Once you are in your account, select the checking account you want to print from. Look for a tab or menu option labeled Statements, Documents, or History — the exact label varies depending on your account type and whether you are using the website or app.
Find the statement month you need. Chase displays statements by date, usually showing the most recent first. Click on the statement, and a PDF will open in a new window or download to your device. From there, use your browser's print function (Ctrl+P on Windows, Command+P on Mac) to send it to your printer. Choose your printer, paper size, and any other settings, then click Print.
On the mobile app, the process is similar: tap your account, find Statements, select the month, and tap the download or PDF icon. You can then print from your phone using AirPrint (iPhone) or your Android printer app, or email the PDF to yourself and print from a computer.
Downloading statements to keep on file
Instead of printing immediately, you can download statements as PDFs and store them on your computer. This is useful if you need multiple months or want to keep a digital record. In your Chase account, select the statement and choose Download or Save as PDF. Your browser will save the file to your Downloads folder with a filename like "Chase_Statement_012024.pdf".
Create a folder on your computer labeled "Chase Statements" or "Bank Records" and move the PDFs there. This way, you have a searchable archive going back months or years. You can print any of these files later without logging back into Chase, which is helpful if you need a statement for taxes, a loan application, or a dispute.
How far back Chase statements go online
Chase keeps statements available in your online account for at least seven years. This means you can download and print statements from any month within that window without contacting Chase. If you need a statement older than seven years, you will need to call Chase directly.
Statements are usually posted within one business day after your statement closing date. If you do not see a statement you expect, check your statement closing date — it may not have closed yet. You can find your closing date in your account settings or on a recent statement.
Requesting printed statements by mail
If you want Chase to mail a printed statement to you, log into your account and look for an option to Request a Copy by Mail or Mail Statement. You can also call the customer service number on the back of your Chase debit card. Tell them which account and which month you need, and confirm the mailing address on file.
Chase will print and mail the statement to you, which typically takes five to seven business days. This is slower than printing yourself, but it gives you an official copy with Chase's seal if you need it for a formal purpose. There is usually no fee for this service.
Getting a certified statement for loans or legal matters
A certified statement is an official document signed by a Chase officer, often required for mortgage applications, business loans, or legal proceedings. This is different from a regular printed statement. To request one, call Chase at the number on the back of your card and ask for a certified statement. Tell them which account, which month or date range, and what you need it for.
Chase will prepare the certified statement and either mail it to you or, in some cases, send it directly to the lender or attorney requesting it. This process takes longer than printing a regular statement — usually five to ten business days — and may have a fee depending on how many copies you need. Ask about the fee and delivery method when you call.
Troubleshooting: statement not showing up
If you cannot find a statement you expect, first check your statement closing date. Statements post one business day after the closing date, so if today is the closing date, the statement will not appear until tomorrow. You can find your closing date in Account Settings or on a recent statement.
If the statement should be there and is not, try logging out and logging back in, or clear your browser cache and try again. If you still cannot see it after 24 hours past your closing date, call Chase. They can confirm whether the statement has posted and resend it if there is a technical issue. Have your account number ready when you call.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I print a statement for just part of a month?
No, Chase only provides full monthly statements. If you need transaction details for a specific date range within a month, download the full statement and print the pages you need, or use the transaction history feature to view and print individual transactions.
What if I need a statement from more than seven years ago?
Call Chase at the number on your card and request an archived statement. They can retrieve older statements, though there may be a fee and it can take two to three weeks. Have your account number and the exact month and year you need.
Can I print a statement for a joint account?
Yes, if you are listed as an authorized user or account owner, you can print statements for a joint account the same way you would for your own account. Log in and select the joint account from your account list.
Is there a fee to print or download statements?
No, printing and downloading statements from your Chase account is free. Requesting a certified statement or an archived statement older than seven years may have a fee — ask when you call.
Can I print statements for multiple accounts at once?
You have to print each account separately. Log into your account, select the first account, download or print the statement, then switch to the next account and repeat. There is no bulk download option for multiple accounts.