- 1). Locate the account number for the bank account in which you want to deposit the check. Find the number on your bank statements, on a canceled check or in your checkbook.
- 2). Turn the check you need to deposit upside down.
- 3). Print your account numbers on the back of the check, above the line that says something like "Do not write, stamp or sign below this line."
- 4). Put your signature on the back of the check. If the check is not made out to you, instead have the person to whom the check is written sign the check. Place the signature above the same line as mentioned in the previous step, above or below the account numbers.
- 5). Go to your bank and pick up a blank deposit slip located near the customer service counter. Fill out the blank deposit check, which typically includes entering your name, address, account number, check amount and check numbers. Some banks do not require a deposit slip with the check. If your bank is one of those, skip this step.
- 6). Take the check and deposit slip, if required, to a teller at your bank. After depositing the check into your account, the teller should present you with a deposit receipt to save for your records.
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