Como Llenar Un Cheque De Wells Fargo Foreign Exchange Rate In Salt Lake
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You need to endorse the back of the check. Do this by signing your name as it appears on the check, followed by a few words like For Deposit Only and your account number. This clarifies your intention to deposit the check into your account.
Foreign Currency Checks Your local Wells Fargo branch can accept checks issued in a limited number of foreign countries and currencies. Visit a Wells Fargo branch or call 1-800-678-4653 to learn more.
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Foreign checks We also accept checks issued in a number of foreign countries and currencies. To speak with a representative about foreign checks, visit your local Wells Fargo branch or call 1-800-678-4653.
Unless it's specifically a 'foreign currency account', they'll convert the foreign currency into local currency before depositing into your account. If they have an in-house foreign exchange, they'll use that, but smaller banks will outsource it and route the conversion through a currency trader.
If you're looking to exchange currency for a trip abroad, major brick-and-mortar banks or credit unions can help you get different currencies at a fair exchange rate. You won't want to visit your nearest branch on a whim, though, as some banks do not offer exchanges.
You can find a SWIFT/BIC code by looking at your bank statement, referring to your bank's website, or by searching for it online.
