Balance your checkbook and make sure all outstanding checks have cleared
before you close your checking account. This will ensure that you and your
bank agree on how much money is due you. Also, you will not get hit with
fees for checks that bounce after you close your account.

If you have arranged for direct deposit of payroll or benefits, do not close
your old bank account until you are sure that the next scheduled deposit
will be going into your new account.

If you have arranged for your bank to make automatic payments from
your account to pay your mortgage or another bill, make arrangements
for future payments to be made from your new account.

Be sure you keep clear financial records, showing that your old account
was closed.

If you have a safe deposit box at your old bank, remember to clean it out
and return the keys.

Quick$tart Enrollment Form

Financial Institution
Transfer Request

New Customer
Account Application

Payroll Deposit Authorization

Transfer of Direct Deposit

Transfer of Automatic Payment

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