How to Sign Business Checks
Business checks draw money from the official operating account for your business. You may need to write a business check to pay an independent contractor for his services, or to pay the utilities for your office. Like personal checks or cashier's checks, business checks will need to be signed by the person who is in charge of the account. This is typically the business owner. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Read over the identification information on the business check and verify that it is correct. The upper-left corner of the check should contain information about your business including its name and contact information. If this information is incorrect, you will need to reprint the check with the proper information before continuing.
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Look at the "Payment" information on the business check and verify that it is correct. The name of the person the check is being written to and the total amount should be listed in the labeled boxes on the front of the check. Do not sign a business check if this information is incorrect.
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Sign your name in the box in the lower-right corner of the business check. The check is now signed and can be given to the person the check was written to for cashing.
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