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Checks to be made payable to the Mineral Products Association Ltd DELEGATE ORDER FORM INVOICE TO Name: Address: NOMINAL Code 4021 Order/Ref No ORDER DATE Country: DESCRIPTION Concrete Offshore Wind

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How to fill out cheques to be made:

1. Start by writing the date on the top right corner of the cheque. Use the full date format to avoid confusion.
2. In the "Pay to the Order Of" line, write the name of the person or organization you want to make the payment to. Make sure to use the correct spelling and write it clearly.
3. On the line below, write the amount of money you want to pay in words. Be sure to write it clearly and accurately to avoid any misunderstandings.
4. In the box provided on the right side of the cheque, write the same amount you wrote in words, but this time in numerals. Start from the far left and ensure that the numerals align properly.
5. If necessary, write a memo or note in the memo line provided. This is optional and can be used to indicate the purpose of the payment or any other relevant information.
6. Finally, sign the cheque on the bottom right corner. Use your legal signature to authenticate the payment.

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1. Individuals: Many individuals still require cheques to be made for various purposes such as paying rent, bills, or making donations. Cheques provide a tangible record of payment and can be used as proof if needed.
2. Businesses: Both small and large businesses often use cheques for making payments to suppliers, employees, or other service providers. Cheques provide a secure payment method and help maintain financial records.
3. Nonprofit Organizations: Nonprofit organizations often rely on cheques to collect donations or make payments. Cheques offer a convenient way for donors to contribute and provide a written acknowledgment of their contribution.
4. Government Agencies: Government agencies may require cheques to be made for tax payments, fines, or other official transactions. Cheques help track payments and ensure accuracy in accounting for public funds.
5. Financial Institutions: Banks and credit unions use cheques to facilitate transactions for their customers. Cheques issued by financial institutions serve as a means of transferring funds and can be deposited or cashed by the recipients.

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