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Bank of America Fax Numbers by Department

Bank of America has no general customer-service fax. Each published number belongs to one team, and sending to the wrong one delays your paperwork. Find the right line, then send free from your phone.

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Estate Servicing Operations (deceased customer documents)
Toll-free
Death certificate, letters testamentary or letters of administration, small-estate affidavit.
+1 (866) 694-9046
Home Retention (Mortgage Assistance Application)
Toll-free
The hardship application and its income documents, addressed to HRM Home Retention in Denver, CO.
+1 (866) 580-9307
Auto loan title and DMV titling documents
A local number, not toll-free. Used when a financed vehicle moves to a new state.
+1 (904) 312-6230
Name and Title Change Unit (home loans)
A local number, not toll-free. For a name change or correction on a home loan account.
+1 (804) 553-8963
Military Benefits (SCRA)
Toll-free
Active-duty benefit requests and orders. Bank of America lists a collect fax for members outside the US.
+1 (866) 696-0292
Military Benefits, collect fax from outside the US
A local number, not toll-free, listed for servicemembers faxing from overseas.
+1 (302) 525-5889

Which Bank of America fax line you need

There is no single Bank of America fax number. Every line the bank publishes belongs to one department, and each one is an intake queue for a specific kind of paperwork.

A death in the family. Estate Servicing Operations takes the death certificate and the court documents naming you as executor or administrator at (866) 694-9046. This is the busiest of the published lines and the one most people are looking for.

Trouble paying a mortgage. The Mortgage Assistance Application, the Fannie Mae Form 710 hardship package, goes to Home Retention at (866) 580-9307 along with pay stubs, tax returns and a hardship letter.

A financed car crossing state lines. Title and DMV documents go to (904) 312-6230.

A name change on a home loan. Marriage certificates and court orders go to the Name and Title Change Unit at (804) 553-8963. Bank of America publishes this number on a dated instruction sheet, so call the mortgage servicing line first if the fax bounces.

Military orders. SCRA benefit requests go to Military Benefits at (866) 696-0292, or collect to (302) 525-5889 from outside the United States.

Two things Bank of America does not accept by fax are worth knowing before you try. Power of attorney documents require an in-person appointment. Personal credit card disputes go online, by phone, or by mail, and no consumer dispute fax is published. A card reconsideration number circulates widely on forums and is not on any Bank of America page, so this guide does not carry it. Merrill Lynch and Merrill Edge are a separate unit with their own document processing line; brokerage paperwork does not go to a Bank of America banking fax.

What customers send to these lines

The documents that still move by fax are the ones that carry a signature, a seal, or a court stamp:

  • Death certificate, letters testamentary or letters of administration, small-estate affidavit
  • The Mortgage Assistance Application with pay stubs, tax returns and a hardship letter, often 15 to 30 pages
  • Vehicle title paperwork and DMV forms for an auto loan
  • A marriage certificate, divorce decree or court order for a name change on a home loan
  • Military orders and SCRA benefit requests

Estate and title packets are short. A hardship package is the one that runs long, which is where page count starts to matter.

These lines take documents in, not out

Every number here is intake only. Bank of America processes what arrives and replies through Online Banking, by phone, or by letter. Nothing comes back by fax, and there is no acknowledgement from the receiving end.

Your proof of sending is the FaxTerra delivery receipt: the destination number, the page count, and the time the pages were accepted. Keep it with the copy of what you sent. For an estate or a hardship file, that timestamp is often the thing that settles a later question about when the bank received your documents.

Verify the number before you send

Estate paperwork carries a death certificate. A hardship package carries tax returns. Both are documents you cannot unsend:

  • Use the fax number printed on the Bank of America form or letter in front of you. That number belongs to the queue expecting your document.
  • Match the number to the department, not to the brand. An estate document sent to the mortgage assistance line does not get forwarded, it gets set aside.
  • Never fax wire instructions or a full set of online banking credentials. Bank of America does not request either by fax, and a payment-change instruction that arrived by email is the classic opening move in a wire fraud.
  • Skip numbers from forums and contact-aggregator sites. Several widely shared Bank of America fax numbers appear on no Bank of America page at all.

How to fax Bank of America without a fax machine

Create a free FaxTerra account with an email address. Upload your documents as a PDF or as photos taken with your phone, enter the department fax number, and send. The delivery confirmation arrives by email.

A short estate or title packet sends free within the 10 free pages every account gets each month. A 25-page hardship application is covered by a one-time credit pack from about 10¢ a page, and the Starter subscription covers a monthly page allowance if you are sending packets repeatedly through a workout. See how to send a fax for accepted file types and page limits, faxing financial documents for the wider picture, and the Wells Fargo guide if the estate you are settling has accounts at more than one bank.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Bank of America fax number?

There is no general one. Bank of America publishes department lines: (866) 694-9046 for Estate Servicing, (866) 580-9307 for mortgage assistance, (904) 312-6230 for auto titles, (804) 553-8963 for a name change on a home loan, and (866) 696-0292 for military benefits.

Can I fax a power of attorney to Bank of America?

No. Bank of America requires an in-person appointment to add an attorney-in-fact to an account, and its power of attorney page publishes no fax number. Faxing the document does not start the process.

Is there a Bank of America fax number for credit card disputes?

Not a published one. Personal card disputes go through Online Banking, the number on the back of your card, or the mailing address on your statement. The card fax numbers circulating on forums do not appear on any Bank of America page, so this guide does not repeat them.

How do I send estate documents to Bank of America?

Fax the death certificate and your letters testamentary or letters of administration to Estate Servicing Operations at (866) 694-9046, or use the mailing address on the estate services page. Include the deceased account holder name and account number on your cover sheet so the documents can be matched to the file.

Is FaxTerra affiliated with Bank of America?

No. FaxTerra is an independent online fax service. We deliver your document to the number you enter and confirm when it arrives. We cannot access your accounts or check the status of a request.

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