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PROCEDUREObtaining Accounting Services Approval to Access a UM Bank AccountDepartments should complete the "Questions for Screening Potential Checkbook Holders" form and send to Accounting Services. Request the "Questions for Screening Potential Checkbook Holders" form by emailing Accounting Services at kraem046@umn.edu or call 612-624-8514. Complete the form and fax it to Candice Kraemer at 612-624-4149. Accounting Services will review the completed "Questions for Screening Potential Checkbook Holders" form. If the form is approved, Accounting Services will contact the Office of Investments and Banking (OIB) for the proper forms to set up access to a UM bank account. If the form is not approved the department will be required to use Disbursement Services for payments instead of a UM bank account. Accounting Services will notify OIB of departmental request to access a University Bank Account and provide series location number. OIB will send "Request for Authorized Access" and "Authorized Signers" form to the department. Upon receipt of all forms, the department will complete and route for approval. When completing the forms the department should be sure to:
Forms should get routed for approval to:
If the forms are approved move on to the next step. If the forms are not approved the department will be required to use Disbursement Services for payments instead of a UM bank account. Departments should obtain signatures on the Authorized Signer Form. The Authorized Signer Form is part of the packet received from OIB. This form should be sent to OIB when completed. After receiving the forms from the Department, OIB
Accounting Services will:
Departmental OrientationThis meeting is required and the check stock will not be provided until this meeting is arranged. A reporting category will be assigned to the department to record the issuance of checks to the designated balance sheet account. After the meeting has been held, the department can begin issuing checks. |
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