How to Handle HR Verification When You Only Have 2 Months of Bank Statements?

I have joined an Indian MNC (named C) recently. My first company was a non-Indian MNC (named A), and after working there for 4.6 years, I resigned and joined a small organization (B) with 10-15 employees. My BGV has been completed, and now they will check my company (B - Small Organization). I have an offer letter, appointment letter, experience and relieving letter, and payslips from all, but the small organization (B) does not provide Form 16. Before leaving organization (B), I discontinued my old bank (CANARA) and opened a new account in (SBI). The last 2 months' salary was credited to SBI. So, if the verification team asks for the bank statement of 6 months, what should I show because I only have a record of the bank statement for 2 months? Please advise me on the answer I should provide to HR if they ask about such things.

Dear Team, I have recently joined an Indian MNC (named C). My first company was a non-Indian MNC (named A), and after working there for 4.6 years, I resigned and joined a small organization (B) with 10-15 employees. My background verification (BGV) has been completed, and now they will check my current company (B - Small Organization). I have the offer letter, appointment letter, experience & relieving letter, and payslips for all my previous positions. However, the small organization (B) does not provide Form 16.

Two months before leaving organization (B), I closed my old bank account (CANARA) and opened a new one with (SBI). The last two months' salary was credited to my SBI account. If the verification team asks for a 6-month bank statement, I only have records for the last 2 months. Please advise me on the response I should provide to HR if they inquire about this.

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You can inform the new company about your closing of the old bank account and submit salary slips for the last 6 months if they insist on proof. Normally, any organization asks for the last 3 months' bank statement or salary slips. Best of luck.