A bill of exchange is an unconditional written promissory note drawn up in the form established by law and issued by the drawer to the holder of the bill. A bill of exchange obligation consists of certain elements, instructions and parts of the content, called requisites. If at least one of them is absent in the document, then it can be recognized as illegal.
Instructions
Step 1
Purchase a bill of exchange form made at the printing house of Goznak. The text in the document is entered by hand or by means of mechanical means of office equipment.
Step 2
Use the bill of exchange label twice in the document. Once the word "bill" is found above the text of the document, and the second time inside it. This avoids document forgery. The text of the bill must be fully drafted in one language.
Step 3
Indicate the time and place of drawing up the bill. The date indicates the day, month and year of preparation and is the determinant of the start of the due date report. The location is marked on the obverse at the top of the bill.
Step 4
Note the due date, which is indicated by a specific date in the form "day-month-year". Be sure to fill out the section indicating the place of payment. It can be the address of the drawer or another place, for example, a certain bank.
Step 5
Use the exact designation of the amount of money for which the bill of exchange is issued. It must be written in words or in words with numbers. If the sums indicated in words and figures do not match, then the first one is considered valid. Do not make corrections when filling out, otherwise the bill will be considered illegal.
Step 6
Mark the name of the person who is the payer of the bill. In the case of a promissory note, this point is omitted, since the drawer is in charge of the payment. The payer can be both a legal entity and an individual. Indicate the name of the person who is the first purchaser of the bill.
Step 7
Certify the bill with the signature of the drawer. Regardless of the method of filling out the document, the signature must be handwritten and handwritten. If the bill is issued by a legal entity, then the designation of the name of the enterprise (you can use a stamp) and the signature of the person authorized to represent this company.
