Ordering Deposit Tickets

To whom it may concern,

We ran out of deposit tickets for our weekly tithing donations. How do we order new ones?

Thanks,

Matt

For those units in the U.S. and Canada call Local Unit Support. There's a specific option in the voice menu for getting new deposit slips.

JD,

Thanks for your help.

Matt

You can also order them from the distribution website at store.lds.org. After logging in, click on the 'Unit Materials' link at the bottom. Then click on 'Donation Envelopes and Stationary', then 'Donation Envelope, Personalized'. Note that you have to log on, and you have to be in a calling that gives you online access for this feature, such as the clerk.

jasonfitt wrote:You can also order them from the distribution website at store.lds.org.... Then click on 'Donation Envelopes and Stationary', then 'Donation Envelope, Personalized'.

Thanks for the suggestion, but this topic deals with bank deposit slips, not donation envelopes and the associated donation slips. There's no way to order deposit slips from store.lds.org.

aebrown wrote:

jasonfitt wrote:You can also order them from the distribution website at store.lds.org.... Then click on 'Donation Envelopes and Stationary', then 'Donation Envelope, Personalized'.

Thanks for the suggestion, but this topic deals with bank deposit slips, not donation envelopes and the associated donation slips. There's no way to order deposit slips from store.lds.org.

I apologize, I miss-read the post. Thanks.

We ran out a couple of months ago. My clerks made photo copies of the last one we had. I think we are still using photocopies...

TinMan wrote:We ran out a couple of months ago. My clerks made photo copies of the last one we had. I think we are still using photocopies...

That's a good emergency workaround, but it is probably not good to continue for very long, as you don't get the automatic triplicate copy of the real deposit slips.

mfmohlma wrote:

TinMan wrote:We ran out a couple of months ago. My clerks made photo copies of the last one we had. I think we are still using photocopies...

That's a good emergency workaround, but it is probably not good to continue for very long, as you don't get the automatic triplicate copy of the real deposit slips.

And the bank doesn't get a magnetically encoded slip they can process automatically.

So how do we get more deposit slip books? Directions haven't been posted yet.

Brewhaha wrote:So how do we get more deposit slip books? Directions haven't been posted yet.

The answer to the OP was made in this post. Since you mentioned deposit slip books it sounds as though you are not depositing to a bank concentration account but rather another type of bank account. Those units in other countries that do not use bank concentration deposit accounts may need to contact their area office.

Our Financial Clerk sent a note in MLS and they sent us more Depsit Tickets

Call 1-801-537-4357 for the LDS Distribution Center Local Unit Support (finance) to order donation deposit tickets.

Phone support also mentioned that If you run out of deposit tickets, you can use local BANK deposit slips. Ensure to put the proper account information on the slip.

1. You contact Local Unit Support at 1-800-453-3860, extension 23500
2. Provide them with the Unit# and answer some questions like “What’s your Mother’s Maiden name” & “What temple did you receive your endowment” and then they ask how many you want ( I ordered 200)
3. They ship them overnight UPS to the Bishop.

r22222 wrote:1. You contact Local Unit Support at 1-800-453-3860, extension 23500
2. Provide them with the Unit# and answer some questions like “What’s your Mother’s Maiden name” & “What temple did you receive your endowment” and then they ask how many you want ( I ordered 200)
3. They ship them overnight UPS to the Bishop.

You provided the quickest and easiest solution.

how we can ordering the deposit tickets for the bank

nshinji wrote:how we can ordering the deposit tickets for the bank

Call Local Unit Support or your area financial office. They will provide the bank deposit slips you need.

Your stake clerk or assistant stake clerk for finances should be able to help you if you have specific questions related to how finances are handled in your local area.