Raised Line Checks. Xxxxx Fargo will provide raised line checks for consumer checking and market rate accounts to Persons with Vision Impairments at a cost not to exceed the cost of the most comparable basic checks.
Raised Line Checks. First Union will charge its visually impaired customers the same fee for raised-line checks on demand deposit accounts that it charges its non-visually impaired customers for the least expensive checks First Union offers in the relevant market. The price will differ based on the type of checks the individual is purchasing (i.e., single or duplicate checks), just as they differ for all non-visually impaired individuals.
Raised Line Checks. LaSalle will provide raised line checks for demand deposit accounts to Persons with Vision Impairments or Blindness who so request on the same terms and conditions and at a cost not to exceed the cost of the most comparable basic checks, if any.
Raised Line Checks. TCF Bank will offer one box per order of raised line checks (or other alternative Auxiliary Aids and Services that TCF Bank determines will be an effective reasonable alternative) for consumer demand deposit accounts to Persons with Visual Impairments on the same terms and conditions and at a cost not to exceed the cost of checks, including shipping, handling, and any applicable taxes, that is charged TCF Bank’s Totally Free checking customers. Other alternative Auxiliary Aids and Services in lieu of raised line checks include but are not limited to Check Writing Guides and online xxxx payments. Assistance by TCF Bank personnel, if requested, may also be an effective reasonable alternative.
Raised Line Checks. Washington Mutual will continue to provide raised line checks for demand deposit and negotiable order of withdrawal accounts to Persons with Vision Impairments who so request, at a cost not to exceed the cost of the most comparable basic checks.
Raised Line Checks. Wells Fargo will provide raised line checks for consumer checking and market rate accounts to Persons with Vision Impairments at a cost not to exceed the cost of the most comparable basic checks.
