Writing a cheque is a simple process if you know how to write a Canadian bank cheque correctly. The steps are similar to those used by big banks. First, write the payee's name and amount in words. Next, write the date of the cheque in the upper right hand corner. If the cheque is for a future date, you cannot deposit it. After that, follow the steps to deposit it.
First, you must write the amount of the cheque accurately. Make sure to match the amount on the cheque with the amount written on the check. Secondly, you must clearly write the name of the person who will receive the cheque. You should also sign the cheque if you want it to be valid. Leaving the recipient part blank can be risky, as someone else can write on it with their name and signature.
Once you have written the details, you must sign the cheque. You can either deposit it or cash it. Either way, the funds will be transferred from your account to the payee's. The payee's name must be written on the "pay to the order of" line. The name should be spelled correctly. It can be a person, company, or organization that has a bank account.
If you've accidentally written the wrong amount on the cheque, you can make a correction. Make sure you use a pen and write your signature in the bottom right corner. Check your balance first. Never sign a blank cheque as this may give unauthorized people access to your account. You should always bring a pen to sign a cheque. To make it more legible, you can write a line through unused spaces on the cheque.
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