My first steps to redeeming Lawful Money are underway, but I need guidance.

[Darkmagus]

I missed something... crossing out ..."the Order Of" on a check was alluded to. What's the rational or objective behind that?

[Darkmagus]

Also, my bank and many others now have ATMs that will take deposits without an envelope. These deposits don't require any signature/endorsement on the back, so why can't a demand for lawful money be made on the front? That way when your receipt, which includes a picture of the checks, is issued you have an instant record of that deposit with lawful money demand.

[David Merrill]

Also, my bank and many others now have ATMs that will take deposits without an envelope. These deposits don't require any signature/endorsement on the back, so why can't a demand for lawful money be made on the front? That way when your receipt, which includes a picture of the checks, is issued you have an instant record of that deposit with lawful money demand.

The deposit slip is your domain in my opinion. It is like a withdrawal slip. Make your demand whenever you are required to sign for cash but it is also good to do so wherever possible. When you get a paycheck though, the front side is the domain of your employer or client.

[EZrhythm]

Then there is issuing NOTICE to the bank, CC: IRS and not even being concerned on a per deposit basis.

[Moxie]

Then there is issuing NOTICE to the bank, CC: IRS and not even being concerned on a per deposit basis.

So you're saying it's a simple as making any other NOTICE, for example:

NOTICE: USC Title 12 Section 411, Demand For Lawful Money

Any other vitals I missed?