Not Sufficient Funds: NSF Check
Why was my check returned NSF?
Why was the deposit returned ISF?
What does NSF mean?
What does ISF mean?
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Not Sufficient
Funds -
Not Sufficient Funds,
NSF,
Insufficient Funds,
ISF are the same message. NSF and ISF mean that at
the time the check was presented to the account
holder's bank, there were not enough funds in the
account to pay the check or draft.
When a check is returned for
NSF
or ISF, the item can be re-deposited
unless the front of the item is stamped DO NOT
REDEPOSIT.
Usually if an item is stamped DO NOT REDEPOSIT, the
account number is also crossed out or punched out
with a hole punch.
Some
banks will allow up to two attempts, and may stamp
the NSF check like this, indicating it is fine to
make a second attempt.
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Reasons For Return
Main Page
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Not Sufficient Funds
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Uncollected Funds Hold
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Stop
Payment
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Closed
Account
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Unable
to Locate Account
- Frozen
Account
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Refer
to Maker
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Not
Authorized
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