A voided check is simply a paper check with the word “VOID” written across it, often in big letters, indicating without a doubt that it shouldn’t be used for making a payment.

To void a check, you should use a pen, not a pencil or erasable ink, to ensure the void mark is permanent. In large, legible letters, write the word “VOID” across the front of the check.

In addition to writing "VOID" across the front of the check, you should also write it in the key fields of the check. This includes the payee line, the payment amount box, and the signature line.

There was more startling news. CIBC told Gueorguieva that five cheques from her pension income had been deposited into a stranger's account, and that customer had chosen not to return the money ...

A voided check has the word VOID written across the front and cannot be used for payment. A bounced check is returned unpaid because the issuer didn’t have the funds to cover the amount.

To support rabble via direct deposit, email a void cheque or bank statement to [email protected] To support via cheque, please use this address: rabble.ca, 192 Spadina Avenue, Suite 335, Toronto, ON, ...

If you have any uncashed cheques, you’ll need to download, complete and submit the CRA’s Form PWGSC 535. The form requires the signature of a witness who isn’t a family member, and a ...