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STUDY THIS CHECK TO LEARN WHAT EACH LINE IS USED FOR: |
Line A shows the account holder's name. On this sample check, Tracy Smith is the account holder. |
Line B is used for the payee's name. If you are writing a check to the electric company, then the electric company is the payee. |
Line C shows the name of the bank. On this sample check, the bank name is Bank of Imagination, located in Fullerton, California. |
Line D is the memo line. On this line, a person can write a note or an account number of a bill to be paid. |
Line E is the international bank number. This number is written on deposit slips. |
Line F is used for the date of the check. It's important to write the date when writing a check. |
Line G is for writing the dollar amount in words. For example, "Fifty-nine and 64/100s." |
Line H is for the signature of the account holder. On this sample check, only Tracy Smith may sign the check. |
Line I is the bank account number. On this sample check, the account number is 123-456-7. |
Line J is the check number. On this sample check, the check number is 0301. |
Line K is for writing the dollar amount in numbers. For example, "$52.64" |
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