When examining a check, look at the printed name and address, then check number, date, payee, numerical and written amount, bank and address and signature (for endorsement).Be sure to accept no checks that are illegible, that are not written in ink or that contain erasures or written-over dates or amounts.

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These are the correct steps to follow when examining a check. Illegible checks, checks not written in ink, or checks with erasures or written-over dates or amounts should not be accepted. This statement is true, and it provides useful guidance for an individual examining a check to determine its authenticity and legitimacy.

When Examining a Check, Look at the Printed Name and Address