Signed Endorsement Made Easy

Check signature release

hey everybody let's talk about endorsements specifically check endorsements I've been getting several questions via LinkedIn in YouTube about the EIP checks and well more specifically about the endorsements of those checks among a few other topics so in today's class let's discuss the check endorsement stay tuned let's start off with how to endorse a check and what endorsement is an endorsement according to the definition available on dictionary.com or at least one of the definitions is the placing of one signature or instructions etc on a document so the placing of a signature or instructions on a document that's the type of endorsement we're gonna be working with because it is the signature included on the back of a check acknowledging that the parties have agreed to exchange the specified amount on that document or on that check the signature or account information included on the back of a check it acknowledges that the intended recipient received the document and deposited to cash a check the issuer and the recipient must endorse the document if it is just a signature what do I do if the name is wrong on the cheque but it's it's really mine this is one of the questions that came in sometimes there may be an issue with matching of the names you need to check with your financial institution but usually to be endorsed correctly the name sign on the back of the cheque needs to match the painting written on the front of the check now whether or not your institution will accept it if the name doesn't match against your account that's up to them what if your name was misspelled or written incorrectly well in that case then go ahead and sign it with the incorrect version and then sign again using the correct name and see how they want to work with it is it really as easy as just signing the back of the check it is but there is a designated space and well that leads us to where do I endorse my check well most checks have this about one and a half inch section that is there for you to be able to write in well right on the section known as the endorsement area you will see it on the back of the check and it's usually marked with lines and instructions saying something like do not write stamp or sign below this line that's so that we don't put anything in that area that shouldn't be there the rest area it actually is used for other purposes at least it used to be when we physically hated checks a lot so try to keep your entire signature actually keep your entire signature and other instructions in that blank area that's been designated just for you now let's go over the actual endorsement types that we can put on a check if a negotiable instrument that's a legal term for a check is...