Glad to have you back here in the Community, @Searoom.
I'd be happy to help share some information about adding a signature to checks in QuickBooks Desktop for Mac.
You can add your signature to checks for printing. Start by adding a signature file to your company file, then choose that signature file on the check form.
To create a signature file:
- Sign your name on a blank, white piece of paper using a black- or blue-ink pen. Make your signature the same size as when you physically sign a check.
- Scan the image to your computer at an 11:3 aspect ratio.
- We'll size your signature image to fit into a 2-3/4 inch wide by 3/4 inch tall space, and place it directly above the signature line on Intuit-supplied checks.
- Save the image in the JPEG or PNG file format.
Once done, you can now add the signature file:
- Open a company file.
- Click on QuickBooks.
- Select on Preferences.
- Click Signatures.
- Click on plus button in the lower right.
- Navigate to your image file, choose it, and click OK.
- QuickBooks copies your signature file to the same location as your company file.
To use the signatures on checks:
- Click on Banking.
- Select on Write Checks.
- Choose an existing check, or start a new one.
- Click on the signature icon in the upper middle of the window.
- Click the signature you want to use.
- You'll see a generic signature on the check preview.
- Click on Save.
- QuickBooks adds this signature to all of your checks.
If a check needs more than one signature, you'll need to create a single signature file with all of the signatures. You can sign your name on a blank, white piece of paper using a black- or blue-ink pen. Make your signature the same size as when you physically sign a check. After that, ask the second party to sign his name beneath yours. Leave a small gap between signatures so the names line up.
Also, if you wish to remove the signature, you can simply follow these steps:
- Open a check.
- Click on the signature icon in the upper middle of the window.
- Click No Signature.
- Click Save.
- QuickBooks removes the signature from all of your checks.
To learn more about the new features in QuickBooks for Mac 2019, you may visit its user's guide:
That should get you in the right track.
Please let me know how it goes. I'll be around if you need more help with adding a signature on checks or anything concerning QuickBooks. Have a nice ahead!