Endorse a Check to Someone Else
To endorse a check to someone else. Turn the check over so you are looking at the back. Look for a line or set of lines on one side, usually with a phrase like "Endorse Check Here." If there are no lines, look for the blank space above where it says "Do not Write, Stamp, or Sign Below This Line.Write pay to the order of on the top line, print the person's name on the second line, and then sign your signature on the third line to sign your check over to someone else. That person can then endorse the check by signing her name below your signature.
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Posted by Trish on 8/29/2009
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We live in different states. Can I write on the back of the check--"pay to the order of?" How do I sign over a check to someone else without being present? ... Your other options would be for you to endorse the check, get cash for it after it clears and then send a check of your own or a cashier's check to the person you want...
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The reason you endorse a check is to either deposit it or to sign it over to someone else. When endorsing a check, you turn the check over, and sign it on the back of the check. You should sign your name exactly the same way it is written on the front of the check.
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How to Endorse a Check. Endorsing a check means to sign the back of it in order to cash it, deposit it or sign it over to someone else. Learning to endorse a check is an important early lesson in personal finance. ... Endorsing a check means to sign the back of it in order to cash it, deposit it or sign it over to someone else.
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Reading a check - made payable to someone else? Archived From: Finance ... Disclaimer: By providing links to other sites, FatWallet.com does not guarantee, approve or endorse the information or products available at these sites, nor does a link indicate any association with or endorsement by the linked site to FatWallet.com.
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You must endorse a check to cash it. On the back left end of the check, sign your name in the space provided exactly as it appears on the front of the check. If your name is not spelled correctly ... If you want to sign your check over to someone else, after your signature, write "Pay to the order of and the person's name.
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The best thing to do is to mail him the check, have him endorse it to you, deposit it in your bank ... Seems as no matter how you want to look at it, its illegal to sign someone elses check. Can you find a reference which states that it is ok to sign someone else's check without a written power of attorney or permission?
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Never sign your signature without the words "for deposit only" on the back of a check unless you are physically at the bank. These words prevent someone from endorsing their name below yours in order to be able to wrongfully gain control of your check and the money it represents. ... How to Endorse a Check Made Payable to Cash...
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Date Posted: 3/1/06 8:22am Subject: is it possible to deposit your check into someone else's bank account? ... Date Posted: 3/1/06 8:24am Subject: RE: is it possible to deposit your check into someone else's bank account? - Date Edited: 3/1/06 8:26am (1 edits total) Edited By: -Starbucks-
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