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Not unless there is a change in any of the items in the account disclosure that is adverse to the customer. I do recommend, though, that you keep careful records of all the converted accounts, and if any passbook is handed in for a transaction or update, the book be prominently stamped to indicate the account was transferred to statement account ________ on [date]. My bank made the huge error of converting passbooks back in the early '80s and then allowing customers of an acquired bank continue to use their passbooks with memo posts after they were brought into the statement savings portfolio. We had all sorts of problems with passbooks being found in attics, followed by requests for updates or close-outs, with no reliable way to document that an account had been closed after conversion. We finally put out a mass mailing to customers to address the problem.
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