To get your draft aging fixed deposit, contact the bank or financial institution where the FD was opened. Provide necessary details like your FD account number and identity proof. You can request a draft aging report, which will show the duration, interest rates, and accrued interest on your deposit. Review the information for accuracy, and if there are any discrepancies, resolve them with the bank. If the FD is nearing maturity, decide whether to withdraw the amount or renew the deposit. The bank will assist you with the next steps based on your choice.

To get your draft aging fixed deposit, you would typically follow these steps:

1. Contact the Bank or Financial Institution: Reach out to the bank or institution where the fixed deposit (FD) was opened. You can do this by visiting the branch, calling their customer service, or accessing your account online if they offer such services.
2. Provide Required Information: Be prepared to provide essential details such as the FD account number, the name under which the account is held, and any other identification or verification details requested.
3. Request for the Draft Aging: Ask the bank to provide you with a statement or report of your FD's aging. This will typically detail the duration of your FD, the maturity date, and any accrued interest.
4. Verify Information: Ensure that all the details on the FD aging draft are correct, such as the date of deposit, maturity date, interest rates, and accrued interest.
5. Resolve Any Issues: If there are discrepancies or if the fixed deposit details are unclear, inquire with the bank for clarification or correction.

Withdraw or Renew (if applicable): If your FD is maturing soon, you can decide whether to withdraw the funds or renew the FD. If you choose to renew, the bank will guide you through the process.