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Identification is required by banks to open an account, so if money is deposited into an account, the bank knows whose account it is (unless the documents used to open the account were also forged, which is harder than forging a cheque). In most cases yes, the bank can identify the person who deposits a forged cheque.
Yes. That's what counts. Depends....I had to go deposit cash to my sister's bank account one time all they asked for was the account number I gave it to them and the money then they printed me up a receipt. When I deposit money into my bank I always sign it. If you are trying to deposit A check into A checking account, The check has printed on it "for deposit only" the check has to be signed by the writer but not the reciever.
The most common and basic types of deposit accounts are checking and savings accounts. These are both used to deposit money into if your place of work has direct deposit.
you can deposit at the bank
A Metro Bank ATM account requires a photo ID and the account holders Social Security number. A small deposit of $25 is also required.
A minimum deposit is required to open a money market account; $1,000 is typical.
State Bank of India offers different types of accounts. They are: a. Savings Account b. Current Account c. Fixed Deposit Account d. Recurring Deposit Account e. Senior Citizen Deposit Account f. Senior Citizen Pension Account g. Etc.
Contact Lloyd's TSB with your identification and ask them. The account is probably dead/deactivated by now
Identification is required by banks to open an account, so if money is deposited into an account, the bank knows whose account it is (unless the documents used to open the account were also forged, which is harder than forging a cheque). In most cases yes, the bank can identify the person who deposits a forged cheque.
The minimum deposit required in order to open a savings account with Sun Trust in one hundred dollars and with this you can start your own savings account with Sun Trust.
Mostly Yes, especially if the amount you are depositing is significantly large. For ex: If I were to deposit Rs. 5000/- into my dad's account, no one would bother much, but I were to deposit Rs. 50 lakhs, then the bank will ask me to produce some sort of ID to confirm who I am as well as to establish the relationship I have with the account holder into whose account I am trying to deposit the funds.
In order to close a fixed deposit account, one must contact their financial advisor and request the required form to close an account, and upon filling it out, it must be turned into the local teller.
Some of the different types of accounts in India are: a. Savings Account b. Current Account c. Fixed Deposit Account d. Recurring Deposit Account e. Senior Citizen Deposit Account f. Senior Citizen Pension Account g. Etc.
Not Necessary
box is kept in a large vault, entry is strictly controlled, and positive identification is required
Yes. That's what counts. Depends....I had to go deposit cash to my sister's bank account one time all they asked for was the account number I gave it to them and the money then they printed me up a receipt. When I deposit money into my bank I always sign it. If you are trying to deposit A check into A checking account, The check has printed on it "for deposit only" the check has to be signed by the writer but not the reciever.
No. They are two different banks. Different series of account numbers are used.