You'll need to bring the check, a valid ID, and your account number with you to make the deposit.;
, These should be readily available at your bank, usually in a stack on a table with pens and other slips. You can also request one from the teller, but the process will move more quickly if you do this ahead of time.


You'll need to fill in your account number, the amount of the check, how much (if any) you want in cash, savings, and checking, and the total amount of the check.
 First, go through the elements written on the front and back of the check to ensure the check’s validity. Check that the following items are written and completed in a legible manner, and are true and correct: name and address of the person or entity issuing the check, date of issue, your name, amount of money being given written in both numeric and alphabetic form.


Both signatures are required for the check to be considered valid.
 The teller can deposit your check, tell you your current balance, and give you any cash you'd like taken out at this time. You should receive a receipt or proof of deposit with your current balance.
Visit your bank.
Fill out a deposit slip.
Endorse the check.
Ask the teller to deposit the check into your checking or savings account.
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