We write or issue a check/cheque. What is it that we do with a bank draft ? I don't know if it's the same elsewhere, but with my bank, we fill out a bank draft request form, submit it at a counter, and wait for the draft to be issued. When I mention having a bank draft made in business correspondences, I call it just that - to "have a draft made". Is there a more eloquent way of saying it ? For that matter, do we "fill up" or "fill out" a form ?
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[nq:1]We write or issue a check/cheque. What is it that we do with a bank draft ? I don't know ...
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[nq:1]We write or issue a check/cheque.
What is it that we do with a bank draft ?
I don't know ...
more eloquent way of saying it ?
[/nq] What is the difference between a "bank draft" and a "bank check"?
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[nq:1]We write or issue a check/cheque. What is it that we do with a bank draft ? I don't know ... more eloquent way of saying it ? For that matter, do we "fill up" or "fill out" a form ?[/nq] What is the difference between a "bank draft" and a "bank check"? They are both pieces of paper drawn on the bank.
[nq:1]We write or issue a check/cheque. What is it that we do with a bank draft ? I don't know ... call it just that - to "have a draft made". Is there a more eloquent way of saying it ?[/nq] I don't think it's particularly eloquent, but I would say that a bank draft is "drawn". [nq:1]For that matter, do we "fill up" or "fill out" a form ?[/nq] "Fill out", for me, but I "fill in" the b
[nq:2]We write or issue a check/cheque. What is it that ... do we "fill up" or "fill out" a form ?[/nq] [nq:1]What is the difference between a "bank draft" and a "bank check"? They are both pieces of paper drawn on the bank. GFH[/nq] I can write a check anywhere and use it immediately to pay for something, but I have to apply for a bank draft at the bank, pay for it with cash or a check, a
[nq:2]We write or issue a check/cheque. What is it that ... Is there a more eloquent way of saying it ?[/nq] I say "buy" a bank draft, but I have only ever had to do that one time. [nq:2]For that matter, do we "fill up" or "fill out" a form ?[/nq] I say "fill out" or "fill in", the latter when there are only a few spaces or blanks to complete. [nq:1]What is the difference between a
[nq:1]We write or issue a check/cheque. What is it that we do with a bank draft ? I don't know ... fill out a bank draft request form, submit it at a counter, and wait for the draft to be issued.[/nq] Some people say "cut a check". I've never understood why. [nq:1]When I mention having a bank draft made in business correspondences, I call it just that - to "have a draft made". Is there a m
[nq:2]What is the difference between a "bank draft" and a "bank check"? They are both pieces of paper drawn on the bank. GFH[/nq] [nq:1]I can write a check anywhere and use it immediately to pay for something, but I have to apply for ... be issued. I cannot directly write or issue a bank draft myself. At least, that's the way it's done here.[/nq] Here in the Midwestern US it's "get a bank
[nq:1]We write or issue a check/cheque. What is it that we do with a bank draft ? I don't know ... fill out a bank draft request form, submit it at a counter, and wait for the draft to be issued.[/nq] And then what do you do with it? Depending on the context, that could be more important. [nq:1]When I mention having a bank draft made in business correspondences, I call it just that - to "h
[nq:2]We write or issue a check/cheque. What is it that ... a counter, and wait for the draft to be issued.[/nq] [nq:1]And then what do you do with it? Depending on the context, that could be more important.[/nq] It's usually to be sent to another place. What I was searching for is a word or phrase for the act of obtaining a bank draft. Perhaps I should have made that clearer. When I'm
[nq:2]I can write a check anywhere and use it immediately ... draft myself. At least, that's the way it's done here.[/nq] [nq:1]Here in the Midwestern US it's "get a bank draft", and the diference between a bank draft and a check ... draft is closer to a certified check the bank is putting its reputation on the line that it's good.[/nq] That's right. The point of my question, which GFH see
[nq:1]"Get" sounds OK, but, it seems to me, no more appropriate than "having it made". "Get" seems to imply stepping ... in a remote corner of India, a busy bank may take hours to process an application for a bank draft.[/nq] Why can't you just say "I will have a bank draft prepared and will send it to you."? Be sure you note the difference between a bank draft drawn in favor of the person