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Mayors PAD Agreement (PreAuthorized Payment Plan) Instructions 1. The Payee must retain this agreement for at least 12 months after the last PreAuthorized Debit (PAD) is issued. 2. The Payee can obtain

How to fill out pre-authorized debit pad utility

How to fill out pre-authorized debit pad utility

1. To fill out a pre-authorized debit pad utility, follow these steps:
2. Start by writing the name of the company or organization that will receive the pre-authorized debit in the 'Payee' or 'Recipient' field.
3. Enter the date on which the pre-authorized debit will occur in the 'Date' field.
4. Next, write the amount that will be debited from your account in the 'Amount' field.
5. In the 'Account Number' field, provide the bank account number from which the funds will be debited.
6. Optionally, you can include any additional information or comments in the 'Memo' field.
7. Finally, sign the pre-authorized debit pad utility to authorize the transaction.
8. Please ensure that you have sufficient funds in your bank account to cover the pre-authorized debit and double-check all the provided information before submitting the form.

Who needs pre-authorized debit pad utility?

1. Pre-authorized debit pad utility is useful for individuals or businesses who regularly make recurring payments or have ongoing financial obligations.
2. It is commonly used by individuals to authorize automatic bill payments, mortgage or rent payments, monthly subscription fees, loan repayments, and other similar transactions.
3. Businesses may also need pre-authorized debit pad utilities to collect payments from their customers or clients on a regular basis.
4. Overall, anyone who wants to simplify and automate their payment processes can benefit from using pre-authorized debit pad utilities.

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What is pre-authorized debit pad utility?

Pre-authorized debit pad utility is a financial tool that allows individuals or businesses to authorize automatic withdrawals from their bank accounts for recurring payments.

Who is required to file pre-authorized debit pad utility?

Entities or individuals who wish to set up pre-authorized debits for payments are required to file the pre-authorized debit pad utility.

How to fill out pre-authorized debit pad utility?

To fill out the pre-authorized debit pad utility, you need to provide your bank account details, the amount to be withdrawn, the frequency of the withdrawals, and the authorization signature.

What is the purpose of pre-authorized debit pad utility?

The purpose of the pre-authorized debit pad utility is to facilitate automated payment processes, ensuring timely payments for bills or subscriptions without manual intervention.

What information must be reported on pre-authorized debit pad utility?

The information that must be reported includes the account holder's name, bank account number, transit number, the payment amount, and the schedule for debits.