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THIRD PARTY DIRECT DEBIT Authorization FORM Account No: ................ Customer Name(s): ..................................................... Part 1 (to be signed by all parties to the mortgage)

How to fill out third party direct debit

How to fill out third party direct debit:

1. Obtain a direct debit authorization form from your bank or financial institution. This form can usually be found on their website or requested at a branch.
2. Fill out the required information on the form, such as your personal details, including name, address, and contact information.
3. Provide the necessary details of the third party you are authorizing to debit funds from your account. This may include their name, address, and any additional information requested by your bank.
4. Specify the type of account the direct debit should be drawn from, whether it's a checking or savings account.
5. Indicate the frequency and amount of debits that the third party is authorized to make. This could be a one-time debit or recurring debits at specific intervals.
6. Read and understand any terms and conditions or disclosures that may be included on the form. Make sure that you agree to the terms before signing.
7. Sign and date the form, acknowledging your authorization for the third party to initiate direct debits from your account.
8. Submit the completed form to your bank or financial institution. This can usually be done in person at a branch, by mail, or through online banking if applicable.

Who needs third party direct debit:

1. Businesses: Third party direct debit is commonly used by businesses to collect payments from their customers. It allows them to automatically withdraw funds from a customer's account on an agreed-upon date, making payment processing more convenient and efficient.
2. Non-profit organizations: Non-profit organizations often rely on donations and recurring contributions from their members or supporters. Third party direct debit enables them to collect these funds regularly, helping to support their cause.
3. Utility companies: Utility companies, such as water, gas, and electricity providers, may use third party direct debit to automatically withdraw payment from customers' accounts. This ensures that bills are paid on time and eliminates the need for manual payment processing.
4. Subscription services: Many subscription-based services, such as streaming platforms, software providers, or membership organizations, utilize third party direct debit to collect recurring subscription fees from their customers. This simplifies the payment process for both parties involved.

Overall, anyone who needs to receive regular or recurring payments can benefit from third party direct debit, as it streamlines the payment collection process and minimizes the risk of late or missed payments.

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