It might sound easy, but for some people it's not. This procedure is also good for depositing money into a savings account.
Steps
Step 1. You need to know that your checkbook contains payment slips
They are placed behind the checks.
- Your name should be pre-printed on each deposit slip.
- If you don't have a deposit slip, ask the cashier for one, or you may find one in your bank's lobby.
Step 2. Pay attention to the specially designated rows and columns to list your deposit
On the first line it says "Cash" - this is the place for any type of cash you are depositing. Count them and report the amount where it says "Cash".
Step 3. The following line is reserved for the deposit of checks
If your deposit contains checks, this is the right place to fill in.
To add a check, write the number in the white space provided and the quantity in the boxes
Step 4. The next line is probably reserved for the total
Don't be scared, if you turn over your deposit slip, you will see that there are more lines to add more checks.
If you have more than two checks, you can either list them or write the total back
Step 5. The following line says "Subtotal"
This is where you can add all the cash and checks you have listed.
Step 6. The next line refers to the money you want to keep
This space is reserved for the amount of money you would like to get back from the deposit.
