Returned Checks
If a check is not honored by the bank and is returned to the university, the consequences are serious:
- The service charge for returned check collection is $25.00 per item-regardless of the amount of the check or the reason it was returned.
- If a check is written to pay registration fees that are returned after the published registration deadlines the student will be charged an additional $50.00 late payment of fees or dropped from classes. (More on late fees.)
- Checks that do not pay when presented at the bank will not be resubmitted for payment.
- Returned checks will be billed on the Banner accounts receivable
system.
- Campuswide check writing privileges will be suspended until the item is paid.
- Campuswide check writing privileges will be permanently suspended if 5 or more checks are returned.
Repayment
Payment for returned checks requires guaranteed funds in the form of a cashier's check or cash only.
If the returned check is not paid there are two consequences:
- A hold will be placed on university services which include prohibiting registration, mailing of transcripts, and receipt of financial aid.
- The returned check can be turned over to the Yolo County District Attorney's Office for collection.
Bank Error
Checks returned because of bank error require a letter from the bank to be sent to:
Cashier's Office
University of California, Davis
PO Box 989062
West Sacramento, California 95798-9062
The bank must include the account number from the university bill or the student identification number.