Keeping documents with Wells Fargo

18 states in the USA will be able to receive a new service provided by Wells Fargo. The company started releasing its vSafe service that was announced in March. Using the service "customers can protect and easily access electronic copies of financial, legal and personal files, such as loan and tax documents, wills, passports, medical records, photographs and more, in a safe online location."

The service was developed with allowance for urgent need in keeping valuable original paper documents, such as wills, deeds, trusts and passports in a safe physical location. The Wells Fargo vSafe service accessible from any Internet connection provides customers with the opportunity to preserve and access copies of their most important documents and recover them if they are misplaced, stolen, lost by a hard drive crash, or destroyed by a fire, flood and natural disaster.

“We’re satisfying a growing need among our customers because more and more electronic documents are becoming available and people need a secure place to organize and safeguard this information,” said Teddy De Rivera, executive vice president of the Internet Services Group for Wells Fargo. “Customers’ documents remain private and protected from loss, damage and theft. Wells Fargo vSafe is a core part of how customers can manage their financial relationships with Wells Fargo, as it’s integrated with other existing services, such as online statements.”