A school
registration form (image at the left) is used to register new students for
a college, university, preschool, music school, bible school, or any other
educational institution.
With this kind of form, schools can quickly
gather background and contact information, educational background, and
supporting documents to organize and safe-keep pupils’ records.
Features of a school registration form
includes basic profile of learner pertaining to Family Name, First Name, Middle
Name, Date of Birth, Address, Status of Enrolment, and other details such as
Mother Tongue of the pupil, Religion, Ethnicity (if there is any), and
District.
Other information needed are the previous
enrolment of the child focusing on the School I.D. No, Grade Level, Name of
School, and Name of the Adviser.
It is also important to take note of the
Parents or Guardian Information: Father’s Name, Mother’s Maiden Name, and
Guardian’s Name details comprise of the Family Name, First Name, and Middle
Name; but with additional data to the guardian including Relationship to the
pupil and Mobile Phone Number.
A deposit slip is a small
paper form that a bank customer includes when depositing funds into a bank
account. It contains the date, the name of the depositor, the depositor's account number, and the amounts being deposited as
well as break down of whether the deposit is comprised of checks, cash, or if
the depositor wants a specific amount of cash back from a check deposit. It serves
as proof that the bank acknowledged receiving the funds from the customer.
Upon entering
a bank, a customer can typically find a stack of deposit slips with designated
spaces to fill in the required information to complete the deposit. The
customer is required to fill it out before approaching the bank teller to
deposit funds.
If the
customer uses a deposit slip in the bank, the account number will be written at
the bottom of the slip where indicated. This informs the teller which bank
account number to which the funds should be credited.
A withdrawal slip is a bank document on which a person writes the date,
account number and amount of money to withdraw from a bank. It is called a
withdrawal slip because it is used to make a withdrawal from a person’s
account. It includes important information that allows the bank to keep an
accurate record of the withdrawal and provide the required amount.
It
is crucial to write accurate and readable information on the slip to ensure
proper withdrawal. An official bank withdrawal slip is obtained at the bank
branch where the person deposited money, and it contains a clear print of the
bank name.
When filling out a
withdrawal slip, a person writes his complete name including a middle initial.
If the slip asks for an address, it is important to write a complete address
including the ZIP code. The amount to withdraw is written in words below the
name. Any change is written as a fraction. If coin change is not needed, a
fraction with a zero is included. After filling out the bank slip, a person
signs it in the presence of a bank teller.
An image above is an example of withdrawal slip of a commercial bank
in the Philippines. From the image, one can see important details
written in the withdrawal slip:
1.
Checking which type of account or
currency you want to withdraw: Current, Savings, Peso, US Dollar or other
2.
Date- write the current date of
withdrawal.
3.
Account Name- name of the account
that you want to withdraw from.
4.
Account Number- write carefully the
account number that you want to withdraw from.
5.
Amount in Words- write the amount in
words.
6.
in figures- write the amount in
figures or numbers.
7.
Signature of Accountholder/s- write
your signature here as an accountholder.
8.
Withdrawal through Representative-
if your representative is the one who withdraws, write your signature as an
Accountholder, then write the name of your representative in the Name of
Representative and his/her signature in the Signature of Representative.
9.
Cash Breakdown- don't write anything
here. The bank teller will print the cash breakdown in this section.
10.
Verified by, Approved by- don't
write anything here.
11. Payment received by: Write your name or the name of the one who withdraw including the signature.
Sources:
Retrieved at https://www.jotform.com/form-templates/school-registration
Retrieved at https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/deposit-slip.asp
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