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Where do I find my Checking/Savings Routing and Account numbers?
The routing and accounts numbers are located on your checks. The routing number is always a 9 digit number and to the left of your account number. DO NOT look for these numbers on a deposit slip as the routing number may be different from your checking/savings routing number. If you are unable to find your routing and account numbers, please contact your bank for help.
What is the difference between ePay and the automatic debit program?
When you sign up for the automatic debit program, the Trustee debits your bank account your full monthly payment amount on the same day of every month until you notify us in writing to terminate, your case has been dismissed, converted, or you complete your payments. When you register for ePay, you have the option of sending a payment of any amount at any time (as long as the full payment is received prior to the due date), or switching back and forth between ePay and Cashier's Checks or Money Orders at your convenience.
If you are currently on the automatic debit program and would like to begin using ePay, you MUST submit an automatic debit temination form (which can be found on our website). The termination form must be received by our office at least 5 business days prior to the date of your next scheduled automatic debit payment. Simply registering for ePay will NOT stop your automatic debit payment from being withdrawn from your bank account.
If you are currently on the automatic debit program and would like to begin using ePay, you MUST submit an automatic debit temination form (which can be found on our website). The termination form must be received by our office at least 5 business days prior to the date of your next scheduled automatic debit payment. Simply registering for ePay will NOT stop your automatic debit payment from being withdrawn from your bank account.
