How To Write A 400 Dollar Check

How to get started

Step 1

Enter the check amount. For example, 400.

Step 2

Fill in the payee's name. For instance, John Doe.

Step 3

Specify the check date. For example, 01/01/2023.

Step 4

Include any additional information, such as a memo or special instructions.

Main Features

Check Writing Basics

Learn the fundamentals of how to write a check, from filling out the date and payee information to writing the amount in words and signing the check. Whether you're writing a personal check or a business check, our guide covers everything you need to know about how to write a check, including how to fill out a check without making mistakes.

Writing Checks with Specific Amounts

Discover how to write checks for specific amounts, including writing checks with cents and larger amounts such as thousands. Get detailed instructions on how to write a check for $400, $100, $5000, and more. Learn how to write the amount in both numeric and word formats to ensure accuracy.

Examples and Samples

View sample checks and examples to understand how to correctly fill out a check. Our examples include checks with different amounts, purposes, and payees. See written check samples and check writing examples to avoid common errors and ensure your checks are properly filled out.

FAQ

How do I write a check for $400?

To write a check for $400, enter '400.00' in the numeric amount box and 'Four hundred and 00/100' in the amount in words line. Make sure to fill out the date, payee, and sign the check.

Can I write a check without cents?

Yes, you can write a check without cents by entering '00' in the cents part of the numeric amount and writing 'and 00/100' in the amount in words line.

What should I include in the memo line?

The memo line is optional, but it's useful to include a note about the purpose of the check, such as 'Rent payment' or 'Gift'.

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