I skipped a check in my checkbook, what do I do with the skipped check?

Answer 1

Just use it like any other check, they don't have to be used in order.

Answer 2

You can go ahead and use it or if you don't like to use your checks out of order you can void the check and on your bank statement it will indicate a irregularity in your check numbers. Make sure you note the check number so when you get your statement you are not confused.

Answer 3

Use it! I've done this on several occasions and have never had any problems. At one point I lost a book of checks, started using the next book in the set, found the old one and began using it again. They all cleared my account with no problem.

Answer 4

Use it, it's still perfectly good. You could use the last check first and work backwords if you wanted... they number them just so you can organize them when balancing your checkbook.

Answer 5

You can still use it...checked don't need to be used up in order. Or you can just destroy it...I skip my starter checks, HTH.

Answer 6

Use it. Make out a cheque for the credit balance left in your account, sign it, and send it across to me. I'll make sure there is no problem...

Answer 7

You could sign the check and send it to me.

Answer 8

go ahead and use it, the bank only uses your check numbers for your account and doesn't care what order they pay them out in...the check numbers are for you!

Answer 9

Checks don't have to be in order.
Use it.

Answer 10

All of the above answerers are correct.