I recently moved, so the address at the top of my bank checks is not current? Are they still useable?

Question

I the checks that I had issued from my bank have my old address. The bank knows that I live in my new address. Do I need to order new checks or can I still use the old ones.

Answer 1

You can use the old checks just cross out your old address and write in your new one.

Answer 2

Yes, you can still use the checks as long as the bank account is open. Eventually you may want to order new checks with the current address, but your existing checks would be just fine for now.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

You should order new ones eventually, but the old ones are fine for now...As long as you write in the new address when you write a check you would be fine. I moved from Michigan to Colorado and used my checks with the Mich address for months!

DO NOT PUT AN ADDRESS STICKER OVER YOUR OLD ADDRESS! It is illeagel and it is altering the check in a manner you can't tell who's checks they really are...if you want to put and address label on the check put it in the memo portion so you aren't altering the check in an illegal manner

Answer 5

Yes, So long as you have FUNDS in the Checking Account you can write a check.

Checks are NEGOTIABLE instruments that are accepted like CASH.

The other OPTION is to use your Bank Check/Debit Card for the purchase of goods and services nationwide.

So you have a couple of options now!

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Answer 6

Get address stickers with your new address and put them on the checks if you really want to use the old checks. They're cheap enough it might be easier to just get new ones unless you have 1000 of them! Put if you do be sure and shred the old ones.

Answer 7

I think you can still use the old ones until you get around to ordering your new checks. I wouldn't procrastinate about ordering the new ones.

Answer 8

You can still use the old ones.

Answer 9

I would not recommend using them. Order new checks ASAP.

Answer 10

yes they are.
I just put an address label over my old address and used mine and everything was fine.