Checks in the mail reorder
The excitement of waiting for checks to arrive in the mail!
To reorder checks, you'll typically need to contact your bank or financial institution where you have your checking account. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you reorder checks:
- Gather your account information: Make sure you have your account number, routing number, and the type of checks you want to reorder (e.g., personal checks, business checks, or cashier's checks).
- Contact your bank: You can usually reorder checks online, by phone, or by visiting a bank branch. Look for the "Order Checks" or "Check Reorder" option on your bank's website or mobile app.
- Provide your account information: Enter your account information, including your account number and routing number, to verify your identity and ensure you're ordering checks for the correct account.
- Choose your check design: Select the check design you want, including the font style, color scheme, and any additional features you'd like (e.g., security features, watermarks, or custom logos).
- Specify the number of checks: Decide how many checks you want to reorder. You can usually order a minimum of 20 checks, but this may vary depending on your bank.
- Choose your shipping method: Select how you want to receive your new checks. You can usually choose between standard mail, expedited shipping, or in-branch pickup.
- Review and confirm: Review your order to ensure everything is correct, including the account information, check design, and shipping method. Confirm your order to complete the process.
Some popular banks and their check reorder processes:
- Wells Fargo: Order checks online or by phone (1-800-869-3557).
- Chase: Order checks online or by phone (1-800-242-7335).
- Bank of America: Order checks online or by phone (1-800-432-1000).
- Capital One: Order checks online or by phone (1-877-383-4802).
Remember to reorder checks well in advance of when you need them, as processing times may vary.