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ACH Stop Payment Request Account Holder Name: Account Number: Originating Company Name: Transaction Amount: $ OR Check Serial Number: (only for check related debit entries) Any amount. For preauthorized

How to fill out ach stop payment request

How to fill out an ACH stop payment request:

1. Begin by gathering the necessary information: You will need the details of the ACH transaction you wish to stop, including the name of the company or individual who initiated the payment, the date of the transaction, and the amount involved.
2. Contact your bank: Reach out to your bank either by visiting a branch in person, calling their customer service line, or logging in to your online banking account. Inform them that you want to submit an ACH stop payment request.
3. Provide relevant details: When prompted, provide your bank with all the information regarding the ACH transaction you want to stop. Be sure to include the exact amount, date, and the name of the payee.
4. Pay any applicable fees: Some banks charge a fee for processing an ACH stop payment request. Ask your bank about any associated costs and be prepared to pay them if necessary.
5. Confirm the stop payment request: After providing all the required information and paying any fees, ask your bank representative to confirm that the ACH stop payment request has been successfully submitted. Make a note of any reference number or confirmation details they provide you.
6. Monitor your account: Keep a close eye on your bank account to ensure that the ACH transaction you requested to stop is not processed. If the payment still goes through, reach out to your bank immediately to resolve the issue.

Who needs an ACH stop payment request?

1. Individuals with unauthorized transactions: If you notice an unauthorized ACH transaction in your bank account, submitting an ACH stop payment request can help prevent the payment from completing.
2. Consumers with cancelled subscriptions/services: If you have cancelled a subscription or service but continue to see ACH debits in your bank statement, an ACH stop payment request can be used to halt these unauthorized charges.
3. Individuals avoiding overdraft fees: If you do not have sufficient funds in your account to cover an upcoming ACH transaction, you can submit an ACH stop payment request to avoid incurring overdraft fees.
4. Those disputing fraudulent activity: If you suspect that a company or individual is fraudulently withdrawing funds from your bank account via ACH transactions, an ACH stop payment request will help you block further unauthorized payments.
5. Individual circumstances vary: While the above examples cover common situations where an ACH stop payment request may be necessary, individual circumstances can vary. If you believe that stopping an ACH transaction is in your best interest, consult with your bank to explore the options available to you.

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