Which adjective order do you recommend me to use? #2345 U.S. Bank check, Or, U.S. Bank #2345 check?

Question

Which adjective order do you recommend me to use?

(1) #2345 U.S. Bank check
or
U.S. Bank #2345 check

Adjective in above words: #2345 (check#), and U.S. Bank (name of issuer of check).
Noun in above words: check (cheque).


(2) #1234 FirstData check
or
FirstData#1234 check

Adjective in above words: #1234 (check#), and FirstData (name of issuer of check).
Noun in above words: check. (cheque)


(3) #3456 WellsFargo check
or
WellsFargo #3456 check

Adjective in above words: #3456 (check#), and WellsFargo (name of issuer of check).
Noun in above words: check (cheque).

I would like to sound the words fluent for English language speaker,
and studied adjective order for the language at Wikipedia's website, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/adjective,... for an hour until 15 minutes ago,
but still cannot determine the order since the study.

Thank you for your time and help!

Answer 1

The correct way is: US Bank cheque no 2345.
The word is: cheque
The adjective is: US Bank
You could have said: the American Bank cheque no 2345 (American Bank = adjective)

Answer 2

Since you are talking about the check (#3333), the descriptor for the check would be the adjective (Midtown bank). In English the modifier comes prior to the noun (Midtown bank check #3333). We call the president' home the White-house in espanol dices casa-blanca.

Answer 3

Hi, I'm from the midwest part of the USA. Let me help you.
1.U.S. Bank, check#2345
2.First Data , check#1234
3.Wells Fargo, check#3456

BANK , CHECK #5678 in that order.
And it is spelled Check in the USA.
The Canadians spell it cheque (FRENCH usage).

Answer 4

US Bank check #2345.
Think "what"?
Answer "check".
What or which check?
"Check #2345".
By whom?
"US Bank".

Answer 5

yeah, you need a life.