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YOUR NAME U.S. Address CITY, STATE ZIP CHECK #### DATE PAY TO THE ORDER OF U.S. Department of Homeland Security Three A Hundred and Eighty MM/DD/YYY 380.00 DOLLARS BANK NAME Address CITY, STATE ZIP

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1. Start by writing the date in the top right corner of the check. Be sure to write it in the format of month, day, and year.
2. On the line that says "Pay to the Order of," write the name of the person or organization you wish to pay. Make sure to write it clearly and accurately.
3. Below the line where you wrote the payee's name, you will see a small box with a dollar sign ($). In this box, write the numerical amount you wish to pay. Use decimal points if necessary and be sure to write neatly.
4. On the line below the payee's name, write out the dollar amount using words. Start with the whole dollar amount, followed by "and" and then the cents. Use "zero cents" if there are no cents to be paid.
5. In the bottom left corner of the check, you will see a line labeled "Memo" or "For." This optional field allows you to note the purpose of the payment or any additional information you want to include. You can leave it blank if you prefer.
6. Finally, sign your name on the line in the bottom right corner of the check. This is your signature which verifies that you authorize the payment.

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1. Individuals who prefer using a physical form of payment instead of electronic transactions.
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3. Northwestern University students, employees, or affiliates who may need to write checks for various purposes, such as paying rent, bills, or making donations.

Remember to always keep track of your check payments and ensure you have sufficient funds in your account to cover them.

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