If you have restrictively endorsed a check ("for deposit only," for example), you should follow your bank's guidance on voiding that endorsement. Typically, you can line out the restrictive language and initial the change. If you wish to void an entire endorsement, carefully lining it out and writing "void" across it should do the trick.
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If you have restrictively endorsed a check ("for deposit only," for example), you should follow your bank's guidance on voiding that endorsement. Typically, you can line out the restrictive language and initial the change. If you wish to void an entire endorsement, carefully lining it out and writing "void" across it should do the trick.
