Use this refund follow-up email template when your refund request is delayed, ignored, or still pending after a cancellation.
Copy-and-Paste Template
Subject: Follow-Up on Pending Refund Request Hello, I am following up on my refund request submitted on [Date] regarding [Reservation/Order/Booking Number]. I have not yet received confirmation or an update. Please let me know the current status of my refund and the expected processing timeline. For reference, the original booking details are: Name: [Your Name] Reservation Number: [Number] Amount: [Amount] Date of Cancellation: [Date] Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, [Your Name]
When to Use This Template
Use this template after you already requested a refund and need a polite follow-up with clear details and a requested timeline.
What Details to Include
- Your full name and contact information
- Reservation, booking, claim, or transaction number
- Dates, amounts, and company name
- A short explanation of what happened
- Your preferred resolution, such as refund, credit, waiver, or reconsideration
- Supporting proof, screenshots, receipts, or confirmation emails
Pro Tips Before Sending
- Keep the message polite, direct, and professional.
- Attach proof whenever possible.
- Ask for a written confirmation.
- Follow up if you do not receive a response.
- Save a copy of every message you send.
Related Guides and Templates
Travel Refunds | Chargebacks | Hotels | Airlines
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I send a refund follow-up email?
Send a follow-up after the company has had a reasonable amount of time to respond or process the refund.
What should I include in a refund follow-up?
Include your original request date, reservation number, refund amount, cancellation date, and requested update.
Should I sound firm or polite?
Stay polite but clear. A calm professional tone often gets better results.
Can I escalate if there is no response?
Yes. If repeated follow-ups are ignored, you may escalate to management, support, the booking platform, or your payment provider.
