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Checks are shipped via USPS First Class mail and typically take 3 to 5 business days (Monday-Friday) to arrive after your inspection is complete and it has been accepted.

How to deposit or cash a check at the bank.Step 1: Bring a valid I.D. Be sure to have a valid form of I.D. with you when you go to your bank to deposit a check.Step 2: Endorse the check. Once you arrive at the branch, flip the check over to the back and look for two grey lines.Step 3: Present the check to the banker.

Manual/paper checks are processed to issue payment to employees when paperwork was received too late to be included in the regular monthly payroll processing. Manual/paper checks might also be processed when changes are made to the job record, or when a termination (or final) pay is processed.

Electronic check processing is similar to paper check processing, only faster. Instead of a customer manually filling out a paper check and sending it to the business they need to pay, technology allows the process to happen electronically, saving both time as well as paper waste.

Mailed Checks: Paychecks designated to be mailed to the employee's home address are mailed on the business day before the pay date.

To send a check through the mail, fill it out properly and wrap a piece of paper around it before tucking it in an envelope. Then, head to the post office to mail the check in person. Be sure to get a tracking number so you can monitor the check's progress!

How to Write a CheckStep 1: Write the date. In the top right-hand corner of the check, write the date in month/day/year format.Step 2: Write the name of the recipient.Step 3: Write the amount in numbers.Step 4: Write the amount in words.Step 5: Write what the check is for.Step 6: Sign your name.