check book signatures

[Guest JDStackpole]

Whatever name(s) the bank has on file!

But seriously folks, that is entirely up to the association - RONR has nothing to say.

A lot of groups authorize two signatures - the treasurer and the president, say, but only require one on actual"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

And some require two signatures on amounts over a certain limit. As noted, RONR wisely leaves these details to the discretion of each organization."

[Guest Kim Goldsworthy]

sanra e,

Ask your bank. They are responsible.

If we tell you one thing, and your bank won't recognize our recommended way, then you will have achieved nothing, and wasted your time and our time.

Different banks have different policie"

[David A Foulkes]

Although our bylaws require countersignatures of Pres or Sec on all checks written by the Treasurer, the bank only requires one signature. However, if we wanted the bank to require (and verify) two signatures, we'd have to pay a monthly fee. Fortunately "

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

>>the bank only requires one signature<<

I've seen checks printed with a statement (admittedly in tiny print) that says they're not valid over, say, $500 without two signatures. I would think that would trump any bank requirement. But"

[Guest Robert B. Fish]

Re: "...printed..."

Actually, you might be surprised!

Most of the contracts you sign with banks relieve the bank of responsibility for enforcing printed requirements like that.

They will accept responsibility for 2 si"

[Guest Dan Honemann]

Robert's Rules of Order has nothing to say about the matter (although some of our intrepid responders seem to). :-)"