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The document is an affidavit for a stop payment request from the State of Florida Disbursement Unit. It allows individuals to report lost, stolen, or stale-dated checks and requires completion, signing, and notarization for each request. The affidavit must be submitted along with a police report if the check was stolen, and it outlines the responsibilities of the requester regarding the check's status.

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Who initiates a stop payment?

Stop payment orders are a request from an account holder to their financial institution to not process a payment. These orders are offered by credit unions and other institutionstypically for a fee.

When can you place a stop payment?

A stop payment order is issued by the account holder and can only be enacted if the check or payment has not already been processed by the recipient. Issuing a stop payment order on a check often costs the bank account holder a fee (generally $30 although bank policies differ), which is levied by the institution.

What is a payment affidavit?

Definition and Purpose. A Form Full Payment Affidavit is a sworn statement confirming that a specified payment has been made in full.

What is an example of a stop payment order?

I (the owner of the account number listing above) hereby instruct (financial institution) to stop payment on the above transaction(s). It is my understanding that this stop payment order will expire no later than six months from the date of the stop payment order.

Why use a stop payment order?

Generally, stop payments are used in cases when the account holder does not want the check to be paid for various reasons. Some of the reasons include stolen or lost checks, forged checks, insufficient funds to cover the check amount, or a dispute between the depositor and the party that was given the check.

How do you request a stop payment?

To stop payment on a check, go to a bank branch or contact the bank by phone and speak to a human being, not a recording. Request a Stop Payment Order. Make sure to report the check number, the amount, the recipients name, and the date on the check.

What are four reasons you may request a stop payment order?

There are many reasons why a stop payment might be requested, including: Incorrect information on a check. A check was mailed to the wrong address. A lost or stolen check. Insufficient funds in a bank account. A dispute over a purchase or services rendered.