Woops! Make a mistake? Whether you've made a mistake, like writing the wrong year or wrong amount, or want to set up automatic bill payments or direct deposit, you may need to void a check. In this tutorial, learn how to properly void a check.
You Will Need:
• A pen
• A check
Step 1: Write void
Write the word VOID in the space where you would write the amount of the check. If you've already written the amount, write over it.
Step 2: Write across signature line
Write VOID across the signature line on the check. If you've already signed the check, write over your signature.
Step 3: Write across the front of the check
Write VOID in big letters across the front of the check.
Step 4: Write across the back of the check
Write VOID in big letters across the back of the check. Whether you've endorsed it doesn't matter.
Step 5: Write check number
Write the check number in your check register.
Step 6: Write reason
Write a note about the reason you voided the check, in case you need it later for reference.
Trivia: In 2008 the Federal Reserve processed 269 million government checks.
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