Any option to print checks signed?

what about the usual "rubber stamp" ?
how many checks do you print at a time ?

I did the same thing. These days, I write a paper check once or twice a year, so
it's no big deal to manually sign them. AFAIK, no version of Quicken ever
allowed pre-scaned signatures.

It's never an issue with my personal checkbook where I only write the
occasional check, although over the years I have had checks clear that
were not signed.

For the synagogue I am often writing 4-6 checks at a time and although
I don't like writing, the issue is frankly more of forgetting to do it
rather than convenience.  Meanwhile, I have pre-hand signed about 25
(vouncher style)  from the box and will try to keep ahead of the game.

Suppose I could try scanning and printing my signature on the checks
though - one to a page, voucher style, though.

Jim

For several years I printed checks - with a signature - using word.  I
used a mail merge system, with the primary document the check "template"
and a secondary document just to hold the data fields (payee, date,
amount, etc.)

The point is, I simply placed my name in the template as a signature
font.  No one to whom I ever sent a check cared a bit that the
"signature" was a Microsoft font and not in fact my signature.  Neither
did my bank.

It seems that signing checks in your true hand with ink only when you
are in fact issuing a check is NOT an effective internal control.  So
your idea to sign them in bulk before you print them sounds fine to me.

Doug

I scanned my sig in and created a small .jpg file that I paste into
documents such as contracts that need to be emailed or faxed. Have
done this for checks, however.

Mike

True!