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by Robert Hashemian Note 1: This service comes with NO GUARANTEES. No liability is assumed. Anatomy of a Check Most of the typical American check's surface (cheque, in non-American English) is self-explanatory. There is the account holder's name and address, the check number, blank space to write in the payee's name, a box to write in the dollar amount in digits, blank space to write in the dollar amount in letters, an area for a memo and finally the area to sign the check. The interesting and mysterious part is a line at the bottom of the check with strange looking numbers and symbols. The line consists of digits and symbols in a special font known as MICR which is usually magnetized and scannable and machine-readable.  The line usually consists of 3 sections.
Use the form below to create an image of a check. After the sample check has been generated you can type inside the blank areas of the check and also type over the account holder's info. You can then print the check or save it as a PDF file. If the MICR line is cut off due to width limit, select a smaller MICR size. Create A Check * Digits only. Check image will be generated below. Sample Check Generated * This check is editable. You can type in most areas of this check by clicking on various fields. Sample Person 1 Main Street Cityville, ZA 00000 Pay to the order of $ Dollars Memo * This check is not recommended for actual financial transactions. Can I print electronic checks?No, you do not need special paper. Even though the check is printed on regular paper, your bank is still able to capture an image of the check and send it to the automated clearing house to request funds from the issuing account.
Can I print my own blank checks?Printing your own business or personal checks is perfectly legal in the US, and no laws are prohibiting you from doing so. However, there are certain standards that printed checks need to meet. Although these aren't required by law, banks generally insist on them.
Where can I print an electronic check?A local public library. An office supply or print shop (e.g. Staples, Office Depot, FedEx Office, etc.)
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