2. Understand legal procedures: Understand relevant legal provisions and litigation procedures, such as legal provisions for bank account cancellation, statute of limitations, etc. This information can better understand your rights and obligations, and better Be prepared for litigation.
3. Contact a lawyer again: If you are unable to handle the matter yourself, you can consider finding a professional lawyer to assist you. Lawyers can provide legal help and guidance to better resolve disputes.
4. Then sue the bank: After deciding to sue the bank, you need to submit a complaint to the court, detailing your claims and reasons. The court will review the complaint and decide whether to accept it.
5. Then appear in court: After the case is accepted, you need to appear in court and submit all relevant evidence and testimony. The bank will also have the opportunity to submit evidence and testimony and defend itself.
6. Then there is the judgment and execution. The court will make a judgment based on the court hearing and clarify the rights and obligations of both parties. If you have objections to the judgment, you can file an appeal. After the judgment is executed, the bank needs to follow the judgment. Request the payment of compensation or other action.