Checking Deposit Slip

What color ink pen is best to use when filling out a deposit ticket?

• Black

• Green

• Blue

• Red

Why is it important to use a blue or black ink pen instead of a pencil when filling out a deposit ticket?

• Pencil marks can be mistaken for checks

• Pencil marks can be easily erased and changed by another person

• Pencil marks can smudge easily

• Pencil marks are difficult to read

What should you do if a number on the deposit ticket is misprinted or illegible?

• Leave it as is

• Erase and rewrite the number

• Ask the bank teller to fix it

• Make sure the number is clearly written

Where should you start writing your account number on the deposit ticket?

• Top box

• Leftmost box

• Middle box

• Rightmost box

What should you do if you want to receive part of the deposit back in cash?

• Write the amount of cash you want back in the less cash received box

• Write the amount of cash you want back in the final total box

• Write the amount of cash you want back in the subtotal box

• Write the amount of cash you want back in the currency box

What should you do after writing all cash, coin, and checks on the deposit ticket?

• Add them up and put the total in the less cash received box

• Add them up and put the total in the currency box

• Add them up and put the total in the final total box

• Add them up and put the total in the subtotal box

Where can you find your name and account number pre-written on the deposit slip?

• In the back of your checkbook

• In the check boxes

• In the subtotal box

• In the final total box

What should you do if you don't want cash back from the deposit?

• Put the subtotal in the final total box

• Leave the final total box blank

• Put the subtotal in the less cash received box

• Put the subtotal in the currency box