It depends. You should contact the bank and provide any details about the deposit, including a copy of the deposit receipt. However, the bank may not accept the deposit receipt as conclusive evidence that you deposited the funds in the amount shown on the receipt. If the deposit slip contains an error or the associated amount of cash or checks otherwise do not match, the bank has policies and procedures to reconcile the discrepancy.
If you deposited a check, contact the party that provided the check to you and obtain a copy of the front and back of the check. Provide the copy of the canceled check along with the receipt when you contact the bank.
Please note: The terms "bank" and "banks" used in these answers generally refer to national banks, federal savings associations, and federal branches or agencies of foreign banking organizations that are regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). Find out if the OCC regulates your bank. Information provided on HelpWithMyBank.gov should not be construed as legal advice or a legal opinion of the OCC.
In most cases, each visa applicant, including children, is required to pay a non-refundable, non-transferable Machine Readable Visa (MRV) application fee, whether a visa is issued or not. The visa application fee is determined by the type of visa for which you wish to apply.
Remember, the MRV fee is non-refundable. Please confirm whether or not you need to apply for a visa. You may not need to apply for a new U.S. visa if you already hold a valid U.S. visa or are a national of a Visa Waiver Program participating country.
Remember: Applicants are limited to the number of times they can reschedule their appointments. Please plan accordingly so that you are not required to make another visa application fee. Visa application fees are nonrefundable.
You can pay your nonimmigrant visa application fee with cash at any RCBC. Before going to the bank, you must print the applicable U.S. visa application deposit slip available below on this page. Take the printed deposit slip with you to pay your fee.
If you print a deposit slip in advance of the day in which you plan to make your payment, please take note of the expiration date on the deposit slip. If the expiration date passes prior to using the slip to make your payment, simply return to this site and re-click the appropriate link below to generate a new deposit slip. Bank agents will NOT accept payments based on expired deposit slips. Upon receiving of your payment, bank will issue you a receipt. Save your receipt. It cannot be replaced if it is lost. You will not be able to schedule an appointment without your receipt number.
Select the deposit slip that matches your visa application fee from the list below. Values are shown in U.S. dollars and native currency. This page has more information about the different visa application fees.
If you are paying for more than one applicant, please DO NOT make a lump sum payment for all the applicants. A UID/receipt number is required for each visa application fee payment for EACH applicant for scheduling an appointment. After you have paid the visa application fee, please keep the fee receipt for your records.
If you have any questions regarding the consular currency exchange rate, see the Visa Fee page; click here to create a profile and answer five short questions so that we can determine the correct amount you must pay.
Many major banks allow you to make mobile deposits if you're depositing a check. Simply take a picture of the check on your phone then submit it as a deposit using your bank's mobile app. You must typically enroll with your bank to use the app and some banks may enforce limits as to how much you can deposit this way.
A routing number is made up of nine digits that identify your bank to other banks. It will typically be printed on deposit slips that come with your checkbook and it may even appear on blank deposit slips that you can pick up at your bank.
Banks are required by federal law to keep records of deposits exceeding $100 for at least five years. They have the option of keeping them longer. But these records can be and typically are digital, not paper copies.
In your business, for recording payments and receipts you need to create a Bank ledger and also configure the ledger as per your business requirement. You can configure your party ledger and update their bank account details for making payments. You can generate and share payment advice when making payments to the parties. This will help them understand which invoice the payment was made against. Apart from generating payment advice, TallyPrime also provides the option to generate cash or cheque deposit slips to deposit the receipts into the bank.
Among your regular business activities, making payments and receiving money in your bank is the most common activity. Whether it is the money from the sale or purchase of goods or just from your daily expenses and income, you need to deposit the money or make payment from the bank. You might be using cash, cheques, or even e-fund transfers as payment modes for transactions in your business.
Setting up your Bank ledger with the details required for your business at the time of creating the ledger saves a lot of time while recording the transaction. However, TallyPrime does not stop you from altering the ledger and making the required changes as and when needed. Depending on your business practice you can create Bank ledgers for Savings or Current accounts, Bank Overdraft accounts and Open Cash Credit accounts. In TallyPrime, there is no difference between a Savings account and a Current account while creating the Bank ledger. If you are running a small business, you can use your savings account details as your bank account for your business. Apart from the Bank Ledger, in TallyPrime you also have the default Cash Ledger to record the receipts and payments in cash.
If you have multiple banks through which you make or receive payments, you can create different bank ledgers in TallyPrime, configure them as per your business practices, and use them seamlessly for different purposes. If you are maintaining multiple accounts for your party ledger then you can import the details in bulk. In case you are unsure about the bank ledger to utilise for recording the received check, you can document the transaction under Notional Bank and subsequently transfer it to a regular bank.
To record all the transactions related to payment and receipts through the Bank, you need to create the Bank Ledger. Create the Bank ledgers under Bank accounts (for Savings/Current accounts), Bank OD (Bank Overdraft accounts) and Bank OCC (Cash Credit accounts) as per your business practice. You can update all the Bank details at the time of creation, however, you can also update the details later by altering the ledger.
When you make payments through cheques or online payments irrespective of the payment mode, you can configure your Bank ledger for both cheques and e-payments. However, you can also choose to create separate Bank ledgers based on the payment mode if you wish to maintain the bank ledger separately for easy tracking. To perform the reconciliation of your Bank statements, you can configure your Bank ledger accordingly and provide the effective date of the reconciliation. E-payments and Bank reconciliation are only available for those banks that TallyPrime supports.
If you are not sure where to deposit your post-dated cheques, you can create bank ledgers as Notional Bank and record the initial entry in the Notional Bank ledger. Later once you are sure where to deposit your cheque you can record the entry to the respective bank account. Apart from these, you can configure your bank ledger to apply cost centres and allocate all the expenses to the respective cost centres and you can view the same in the report.
While making the payment, you may want to allocate the amount to specific cost centres for tracking the payments and receipts. In such a case, you can enable the Cost Centre feature for your company and configure the Bank Ledger to apply Cost Centres if it is not enabled earlier.
You can configure your bank ledgers with auto reconciliation to perform your bank reconciliation without any error and hassle. This requires you to download the bank statement and import the same to perform the reconciliation.
If you are making payments to parties through an e-fund transfer then in TallyPrime you can configure the Bank Ledger with e-Payments. You can configure your Bank ledger for e-payments only for selected banks. The options that you can configure will also depend on the bank in which you have enabled the e-Payments facility. You can also activate a bulk upload/payment facility, for which you need to reach out to your Bank Relationship Manager. In TallyPrime, you can view the contact details.
Notional Bank has the same features as a normal bank account. You can create a Notional bank when you are unable to decide the bank in which the post-dated cheques are to be deposited. Later you can manually convert the post-dated cheques received to regular receipts and move to regular banks.
You can make payments to your party through cash, cheque or online transfer. If you want to pay your party through an e-fund transfer, you need to update the party ledger with their bank details. You can update the bank details at the time of creating the party ledger or even at a later point by altering the party ledger. You can add multiple bank details for a party to the ledger. In TallyPrime, you can add the bank details or import from MS Excel in bulk. This helps in generating the payment instructions in the format supported by the respective banks.
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