What You'll Learn
Course Overview: This course is designed for anyone interested in learning what are acceptable and unacceptable forms of identification, how identification protects you and the bank, when two forms are required, and much more.
Learning Objectives
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Identify how identification protects you and the bank
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Identify acceptable forms of identification for check-cashing purposes
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Identify unacceptable forms of identification
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Identify situations in which two forms of identification are required
Audience: Tellers
Length of Course: This course takes approximately 60 minutes to complete.
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