The main reason that only the primary account holder can pay is for your own privacy and security. We do not want multiple people using your own personal account to make payments. We treat your account as if it were a bank account, where only the account holder can make transactions. We also request that all payments be made in writing, either by fax or by mail by the primary account holder.

We can only set up a Direct Debit instruction if the individual is the account holder. If not, then we are happy to send you a Direct Debit instruction for the Payer to complete. Please contact us on 020 7239 1983 to request this form or alternatively download it. See similar questions...

To add a joint account holder, log in to OnCommand, select the message box at the top right corner of the page, and send a request that includes the joint account holder's full name, phydivsl address (no PO Boxes) and telephone number; date of birth, Social Security number, mother's maiden name, and last four digits of the account on which the joint account holder is to be added. Or, make your request by phone to Customer Service at 888.763.7600. See similar questions...

First Command Bank does not remove account holders from a joint account. Call Customer Service at 888.763.7600 to close your joint account and open a new account in your name only. See similar questions...

A sanction letter indicating the limit assigned, account number, brief details etc will be sent by the Bank to the accountholder at the mailing address. Simultaneously, the following will also be despatched separately See similar questions...

If the driver is not the merchant account holder, the speed at which the merchant account holder makes the funds available to the driver is based upon their own business arrangement. We are committed to providing the tools and technologies to making this process as fast and efficient as possible. The driver can use his Driver Interactive Unit to assist the passenger with credit and debit card purchases. See similar questions...

Generally, yes. However, special rules may apply for accounts with custodians. You may also name a successor Account Holder who takes over for you in the event of your death or legal incompetence. Since a change of Account Holder could have tax consequences, you may want to check with a tax adviser. See similar questions...

Immediate family members of the account holder include the Partner of the Account Holder and the parents and children of both; plus the grand parents and great grandparents of both; but not the brothers and sisters, uncles and aunts or other relatives of the account older. Children include legitimate, adopted and illegitimate children of the account holder and partner. See similar questions...

SafeMe propose to allow the Account Holder to transfer account holder rights to another User of the account. This is intended to allow an account to develop over many generations/life-times. The User assuming responsibility for an account will need both “access” to the Account holder and the Account Holder PIN to utilise this function. See similar questions...

Generally the balance under the name of the deceased will be under the direction of the Last Will and Testament. However, in case there is no Will left, his family has to bring Letters of Administration certificate (balance over $10,000) or Small Administration certificate (balance less than $10,000) from the Surrogate Court located in 88-11 Sutphin BLVD, Jamaica, NY. (Administration Clerk, 7th FL). You may have to carry the bank statement with you. See similar questions...

Not at all. ZipSurvey??? automatically generates item statistics, providing percentages of respondents who endorsed each item. The basic reports are designed to be understood by anybody - statistician or not. Our research has shown that most companies find item frequency statistics generated by ZipSurvey??? are the most useful type of statistic in survey research. However, ZipSurvey??? data can be exported to any database for higher order analyses (e.g. See similar questions...

We greatly prefer PayPal payments. Depending on your situation, however, we may be able to negotiate payments by check or money order. You may pay in one, three, six, or twelve month increments, depending on how often you want to hassle with it (if paying by check, we require at least three or six month increments). See similar questions...

Yes. For $12 you can purchase ezSupporter for a year. ezSupporters receive price breaks when they purchase the package for 12 months. See similar questions...

You can pay online from any computer that has internet access, for example from home, from your dorm room, from the campus library or campus student center. The University Business Office staff will not be able to process your online credit/debit card payment at the campus cashier station, however the cashier will be able direct you to a kiosk for you to use to process your payment securely online. See similar questions...

Yes. If you wish to pay by paper check, please include your student id number on the bottom of the check to ensure the amount is posted to your account. Mail your payment to the address listed on the statement. We cannot accept or process credit or debit card information through the mail. See similar questions...

If you have more than one Checking or Savings, those accounts would be designated non-primary accounts See similar questions...

The financial information provided on the member application can be someone other than the person insured as long as the account is verified and in good standing. See similar questions...

A holder is an organization - bank, insurance company, business, etc. - that has been in possession of a financial asset. see also "Holder" entry in glossary. See similar questions...

The NRNR a/c holder has the option to directly credit the maturity proceeds to the NRE account but NOT to FCNR(B) A/C. No. The proceeds of NRNR deposits can be credited to NRE A/C only on maturity and in case of premature withdrawal the proceeds shall be credited only to NRO A/C. See similar questions...