Can anyone tell me about their use of ACH and where they found the consent form. Searches in the WIKI and forum came up dry.no financial institution may issue an ACH transaction towards an account without prior authorization from the Receiver. Depending on the ACH transaction, the originator must receive written authorization from the receiver. Written authorization constitutes a signed form giving consent on the amount, date, and frequency (if applicable) of the transaction.
Using ACH for expenses
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clintonjjames
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Using ACH for expenses
As a new clerk I am trying to clean up. I notice that when setting up a payee for expenses there is an ACH section. From what I can read,
Electronic transactions are not possible in the U.S. version of MLS. You must therefore be in an area/country that has this capability. It may help others responding to this thread to identify the country as there may be area rules and directions for ACH.clintonjjames wrote:I notice that when setting up a payee for expenses there is an ACH section.
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russellhltn
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Actually, it would be nice if everyone took a moment to update their profile with their country. We lost that back when the forum converted to LDS Accounts some time ago.jdlessley wrote:It may help others responding to this thread to identify the country as there may be area rules and directions for ACH.
Have you searched the Help Center? Try doing a Google search and adding "site:churchofjesuschrist.org/help" to the search criteria.
So we can better help you, please edit your Profile to include your general location.
So we can better help you, please edit your Profile to include your general location.