can i sign and give my checks to another one to deposit?
 

i have a few small checks and i dont want to go bank for them.. if i sign them and give to my doorkeeper can he deposit them?

if they're into your bank account, i don't see what the problem would be

Probably depends on your bank, and if your account is in the same country as the issueing party.

ZoiNk

don't sign it,, cuz the person you give it too can cash it under your name,,

just put "deposit only" with account number

Mail the deposit to the bank.

Who are you Howard Hughes?

Depends on your bank. Assuming you are in the USA (since you haven't said differently) you should be able to endorse the cheques, but like they've said above, put 'For Deposit Only' underneath your sig in the endorsement area on the back. I know this can be done because I do this exclusively with any smaller amounts since my local bank charges an outrageous fee to cash dollar cheques. I live in the UK but have a USA bank acct so all the cheques are posted to me from sponsors, I sign them and send them to my Dad to deposit them. Fortunately in my situation I have someone I trust to take them to the bank but even so you should be safe putting 'For Deposit Only' on them.

If you are NOT in the USA then I have no idea how your bank would act. Especially considering that most if not all your sponsor checks will be from American banks.

Just be careful. :2 cents:

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i think the best way to learn it ,to call bank...
i live in outside of US.. and i am working with HSBC.. all checks are coming from US banks like BankONE, First Union .. thanks for the answers..

Not a biggy.. If you trust the person.. just fill out the deposit slip, sign the checks, and as mentioned earlier.. put "For Depost Only" under your signature.. If you can drop deposits in the night depository or the bank's atm machine, they'll take it from whomever hands it to em.