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Is there a way to insert a digital electronic signature when printing checks?

lchwfb

Adding an electronic signature. I cannot access the July 2019 discussion #7371211 mentioned by Sherlock.

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lchwfb

This is for Windows, not MAC lchwfb

Rocket J Squirrel

No, there is no way to print a signature on paper checks in Quicken.

UKR

I don't know if it's legal and/or if a bank would cause trouble if they detected a computer-printed signature on a check ... but ...

what's preventing a person from creating a .doc file with a captured image of a signature, positioned just right, and then printing this signature on checks, either before or after printing the checks with Quicken?

Rocket J Squirrel

UKR said:
what's preventing a person from creating a .doc file with a captured image of a signature, positioned just right, and then printing this signature on checks, either before or after printing the checks with Quicken?

Um, the fact that that would be more work than simply signing the checks?

Someone who writes so many checks that signing them is a chore can have a rubber stamp made of their signature.

NotACPA

@UKR, bank's accept digitized signatures all of the time. Look at almost any check that you get from a large company ... such as insurance reimbursements, insurance rebates, security fraud reimbursements, etc. There's MANY more examples.

And, rubber stamp signatures are even accepted on prescriptions ... depending upon what DEA level the prescribed Rx falls into.