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How To Write A Check For 2000

How to write a check

Writing a check for the first time can be a challenge... but it doesn't need to be! All you need is your checkbook, a pen and your checkbook register. Here is how you can write a check in just a few, quick steps:

  1. Date Line. In the upper right-hand corner, you will write the date you are making payment or the agreed upon date when the payee is authorized to cash your check.
  2. "Pay To The Order Of" Line. This is where you will write the name of the person, business or organization you are making payment to. As a best practice, it's always best to write out the full name of the payee instead of abbreviations or acronyms.
  3. The Blank Line and Empty Box. The blank line in the middle of the check is for you to write out the amount of dollars and cents in words, for example "One hundred thirty-five & 50/100". The box to the right of this line is where you write the numerical value of payment, so in this case, "135.50".
  4. "For" Line. This optional line is where you can make note of what the payment is for, such as "car payment" or "charitable donation".
  5. Signature Line. In the bottom right corner, this line is where you, being one of the named individuals on the account, sign your name and authorize payment.

    Once you've written your check, we recommend either using duplicate checks (where you have a carbon copy of the check you've just written) or recording the transaction in a checkbook register to track the payment when you balance your checkbook.

How To Write A Check

​Learn How to Write and Deposit a Check

How To Write A Check Video Transcript

Did you know checks are still a relevant form of payment with billions written every year, yet not everyone knows how to write or deposit one into their account? Don't worry, we will show you. First, write the date in the upper right-hand corner. Then write the name of the person or business you're making the check out to. Write the dollar amount in the small box and then spell it out in the dollars line directly below the pay to the order of line. If space remains, draw a line to prevent tampering. Sign your name on the bottom right-hand line. You can also include a note for you or the payee on the memo line, or just leave it blank. If you make a mistake, void the check and start again. On the bottom of the check, you'll see the financial institution's routing number and your account number. You'll need both if you plan to set up direct deposit or electronic payments, plus the check number that will show up on your account statement.

Once you receive a check, you have a couple options. You can bring the check to your financial institution to cash or you can deposit it into your account. To cash your check at your financial institution, flip it over and sign the back in the designated area. To deposit your check into your account, write for deposit only and sign it.

If available, you can also use your financial institution's mobile app to mobile deposit your check. It is easy to do with these few steps. Sign the back of your check in the designated area and write for mobile deposit at your financial institution's name below your signature. Or if available, check the box on your signature and add your financial institution's name and the date. After you fill out the back of the check, simply follow the instructions on your financial institutions app. It can be as simple as taking a picture of the front and back of the check. Once you are finished, write mobile deposit and the date on the front of the check. Make sure to keep your check for at least five days to make sure the transaction post to your account, and then you can destroy it. If mobile deposit is not available, you can stop by an ATM or your financial institution, and then you're done. Easy, right?

For your reference, the below table contains the spelling of additional numbers that can be found when writing your check:

0 zero
1 one
2 two
3 three
4 four
5 five
6 six
7 seven
8 eight
9 nine
10 ten
11 eleven
12 twelve
13 thirteen
14 fourteen
15 fifteen
16 sixteen
17 seventeen
18 eighteen
19 nineteen
20 twenty
21 twenty‑one
22 twenty‑two
23 twenty‑three
24 twenty‑four
25 twenty‑five
26 twenty‑six
27 twenty‑seven
28 twenty‑eight
29 twenty‑nine
30 thirty
31 thirty‑one
32 thirty‑two
33 thirty‑three
34 thirty‑four
35 thirty‑five
36 thirty‑six
37 thirty‑seven
38 thirty‑eight
39 thirty‑nine
40 forty
41 forty‑one
42 forty‑two
43 forty‑three
44 forty‑four
45 forty‑five
46 forty‑six
47 forty‑seven
48 forty‑eight
49 forty‑nine
50 fifty
51 fifty‑one
52 fifty‑two
53 fifty‑three
54 fifty‑four
55 fifty‑five
56 fifty‑six
57 fifty‑seven
58 fifty‑eight
59 fifty‑nine
60 sixty
61 sixty‑one
62 sixty‑two
63 sixty‑three
64 sixty‑four
65 sixty‑five
66 sixty‑six
67 sixty‑seven
68 sixty‑eight
69 sixty‑nine
70 seventy
71 seventy‑one
72 seventy‑two
73 seventy‑three
74 seventy‑four
75 seventy‑five
76 seventy‑six
77 seventy‑seven
78 seventy‑eight
79 seventy‑nine
80 eighty
81 eighty‑one
82 eighty‑two
83 eighty‑three
84 eighty‑four
85 eighty‑five
86 eighty‑six
87 eighty‑seven
88 eighty‑eight
89 eighty‑nine
90 ninety
91 ninety‑one
92 ninety‑two
93 ninety‑three
94 ninety‑four
95 ninety‑five
96 ninety‑six
97 ninety‑seven
98 ninety‑eight
99 ninety‑nine
100 one hundred
200 two hundred
300 three hundred
400 four hundred
500 five  hundred
600 six hundred
700 seven hundred
800 eight hundred
900 nine hundred
1,000 one thousand
2,000 two thousand
3,000 three thousand
4,000 four thousand
5,000 five thousand
6,000 six thousand
7,000 seven thousand
8,000 eight thousand
9,000 nine thousand
10,000 ten thousand
100,000 one hundred thousand

We're happy you're here and hope this article helped you learn about checks! To discover even more about why checks are a great choice, continue reading with these articles:

How To Write A Check For 2000

Source: https://www.checksunlimited.com/how-to-write-a-check/

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