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Bank Account Registration and ACH Authorization
This Registration and Authorization form is to be completed by Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas Troops/SU upon being approved by GSNETX, and:
opening a Troop/SU bank account
changes in authorized signatures on an account
updating banking information
Bank Information
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Account Type
Checking
Savings
Origins
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Account Status
New Account
Update Existing Account
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Bank Name
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Routing Number
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Confirm Routing Number
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Account Number
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Confirm Account Number
Account Information
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Troop Number
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Service Unit
Bank account registration requires two (2) unrelated signers that have passed background checks.
Signer on the Bank Account
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First Name
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Last Name
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Volunteer Position
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Email Address
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Confirm Email
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Phone Number
Signer on the Bank Account
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First Name
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Last Name
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Volunteer Position
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Email Address
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Confirm Email
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Phone Number
Acknowledgements
By completing this form, you acknowledge that:
You are an authorized signer on the Troop/SU bank account.
The Troop/SU account is set up using GSNETX council tax ID.
You accept responsibility for depositing sufficient funds in the Troop/SU bank account to cover ACH transactions at least 3 business days before the transaction is due to occur based on GSNETX’s Product Sales guidelines and processes.
You authorize GSNETX to repeat ACH transactions that fail for any reason.
Any monies due to your Troop/SU from GSNETX will be credited to your bank account via ACH transaction.
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Signature
Signed Wednesday, October 9th, 2024 at 01:46:26 pm
Submit
Ignore if visible:
Find Your Bank Routing Number
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The Routing Number:
Is located at the
bottom left
corner of a check
Is always 9 numbers long
Always begins with a 0, 1, 2 or 3
Only use the routing number from a check.
Do not use a deposit slip
. A deposit slip is for internal use only by the issuing bank.
Did we mention to only use the routing number from a check?
Where is My Account Number?
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The Account Number:
Is located at the
bottom center
of a check - to the right of the routing number.
Can be any length as they are used internally by the issuing bank.