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    I have not gone to the bank to get the signature card changed. What is the highest form of evidence you can present when you non-endorsed? Mine is the check.

    It?s the chain of command of the check, made out to legal name, accepted and signed by authorized representative, cashed and handed back federal debt notes from the treasury (borrowed money on the full faith and credit of United States) to the true name who just un-issued more credit.

    I sign for the legal name By: the authorized representative, already been non-endorsed with 411USC12 on both half?s of the check stub and voucher, scan the back and front, save it on a flash drive, then print it, file it, cash it.

    I had direct deposit is the past, don?t like it, can?t touch it, especially when you can take a picture of it and deposit it. I guess that's the contract between the camera, signature card and the bank and you. The contract has the details and i'm not interested in it.

    Places I go to cash a personal check has the same non-endorsement By: the authorized representative, tellers don?t understand, they ask for approval from the bank manager, it gets approved with no problems, because it the Law.

    I have no problems with the banks.

    kind of like this :we are considered enemies of the state, Lol?..

    I really like this post Axe posted from part 4 down, if the glove fits wear it, don't and won't use any of their forms i.e. W-8BEN in #56:

    Whenever a national bank fails to redeem in lawful money any of its circulating notes, upon demand of payment duly made at its place of business during the usual business hours, the holder may cause the notes placed in one package to be protested by a notary public, unless the president or cashier of the bank waives demand and notice of protest and makes, signs, and delivers to the holder making the demand an admission in writing stating the time of the demand, the amount demanded, and the fact of non-payment thereof. The notary public forwards such protest or admission to the Comptroller, who with the concurrence of the Secretary of the Treasury may then appoint a special agent, of whose appointment immediate notice is given to the bank, and who proceeds at once to ascertain and report whether the bank has refused to pay its notes in lawful money when demanded. If, from such protest and the report of this agent, the Comptroller is satisfied that the bank has refused to redeem its notes and is in default, he declares, within 30 days, the deposited bonds forfeited to the United States. After notice has been sent to the defaulting bank it becomes unlawful for the bank to do any business except receive and safely keep money belonging to it and to deliver special deposits.
    Last edited by Chex; 08-01-12 at 08:52 PM.

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