if im just goin to deposit the whole check would i just only need to write "FOR DEPOSIT ONLY"? and no need for

Question

we have a joint account and both our n ames will be issued on the check can i just write "FOR DEPOSIT ONLY" and not need him to be present when depositing the check?

Answer 1

He does not need to be there. A joint account simply allows two people to share the money in the account and to share the account's maintenance. Only one of the account holders is necessary for deposits or withdrawals.

Answer 2

Where we bank, a check does not have to be endorsed by either party, nor does anyone have to be present. I can mark it for deposit only and place it in the night deposit with a deposit slip or just a note with my account # and it will be deposited. Also, if it is marked for deposit only, if stolen, another bank will refuse to cash the check.

Answer 3

A Joint Account not this girl if I did I'd keep track of what deposits were mine incase something happens.But no you don't need him there just sign your check & on the deposit slip put the whole check in keep all your receits that way you got records of your deposits incase U need them.Good Luck

Answer 4

A void check is just one of your checks for the bank (the bank you would like your paycheck to be deposited to) with the word VOID written on it. You should write VOID big to prevent any other use of the check. For a savings account, you can maybe use a deposit slip from your bank.

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

Yes, you can. I would write your account number under "FOR DEPOSIT ONLY". Remember, you can't get money back though.

Answer 7

this should work, write account number under "for deposit only"

Answer 8

Sounds kinda sneaky to me...lol but yes you should be able to do that. Ive done it in Ohio.

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

yes