what is the a.b.a. number on a check?
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The first group of numbers on the bottom of the check. This is the banks routing number for the computer systems to send it to the correct clearing house.
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Go to your bank, tell them you want to know what the cheapest check you could order would be.\n\nI just recently changed banks and the old bank would charge you around $20 to order a box of checks. But at my new bank, it cost $10. So you may want to shop around and check out what the average price of a box of checks from surrounding banks would costs.
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what is the law of check?
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It's a known bank.  Deposit the check.
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"A" for A, B, C's ...\nJust like the "1" lights up for Number Lock instead of "#"\n\n"A" seems like a good place to start!
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One of two things will happen:\n\n1) After you give them your bank account number, they clean out your bank account.\n\n2) They send you a check for 10,000 dollars.  It seems to clear.  You send them a check back for 9,000 dollars.  Then the first check bounces.  You are out 9,000 dollars.
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1. Stamp (or write on) the back of the check to indicate it was received by the bank, and for internal banking purposes.\n2. Put the check in the drawer.\n3. Put the checks in a safe.\n4. Truck picks up checks and brings them to local headquarters.\n5. Intra-bank transfer occurs or checks are sent to national headquarters.\n6. Check is sent to originating bank.\n7. Originating bank electronically transfers funds to recipient's bank.\n8. Check returned to originator for bookkeeping purposes.
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No, each bank has their own number like an ID number , but all of that banks branches (most of the time) have the same routing number because they are still the same bank.  However there are a few banks that have to many branches, and to help them with locations  and internal accounts that they have more than one routing number.  If you are unsure of your routing number and you have a checking account it is the set of numbers at the bottom next to your account and check number.  If you are still unsure then call your bank they will give it to you, because giving the wrong routing number for direct deposit will cause the money NOT to go in to your account at all, or it could take a lot longer than getting the check in the mail. Direct deposit however is a beautiful thing, just like CASH.
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yea \nto whom should i make out the check to
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Qoute:\n\nWhat is the difference between a Cashiers Check and a Certified  Check?\n\nCashiers Check: A check issued in any amount that has to be made payable to a specific party, not cash. It is an official bank check, drawn on the bank.\n\nCertified Check: A check written on the customers account, funds are certified as available and are legal liabilities of the bank. Funds are withdrawn from customers account and placed in a special bank account for payment. Certification transforms the original order to pay into the bank's promise to pay.\n\nend qoute
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<>Unless there is sufficient funds on deposit to cover the check against, any bank may take up to five (5) business days to cash a check, not including cashier's (bank) checks.
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No. A certified check is one of your OWN checks that has been certifed by your bank to have funds set aside in your account to cover that particular check and only that particlar check. A cashier's check is a bank check, in effect drawn on the bank itself.\n\nA certified check is one for which the bank guarantees payment.
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Call the bank and verify the funds.  The number should be on the front of the check.
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there wasn't an address on the check?  often checks have the address on them.
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Do you mean the little booklet where you write in the amount of each check you write along with a tally of your balances?  You can usually get an extra one from your bank.  They should have some extras behind the counter.
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Go here http://www.newcheckingaccount.com/chexkit/index.html
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Actually, the check numbers are just for your benefit to help you keep your check book organized and balanced.  The bank doesn't really care about them.\n\nYou can void the check if you want.  Or you can use it for another transaction.  Whenever I pay bills online or over the phone I use a made up check number and save my paper checks for when I need them.