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प्रश्न
Fill up the withdrawal form to withdraw Rs.200 from your Savings Account.

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उत्तर
| WITHDRAWAL FORM (5B-7) | |
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PASSBOOK MUST ACCOMPANY THIS FORM IF ACCOUNT STAND AT BO. APPLICATION SIDE (To be filled by depositor) Name of Post Office Gurgram Date : 18/03/2021 Type of account - SB/RD/TD/MIS/NSS etc: ______ Account No. 5475329775 NATURE OF WITHDRAWAL (please Tick) Interest ✓RD Half withdrawal Any other (Please specify) Please pay to self/messenger (whose name and signature are given below) the sum of Rs: 200(In figure) Rs. Two hundred only(In words) Balance after withdrawal Rs. 7000(In figures) Abcdef Signature or thumb impression of depositor Name of Messenger Abcdef Signature or thumb impression of depositor (Required only if payment is required through messenger) Pqrst Initial of PA Initial of APM |
PAYMENT ORDER (For office use only) Date 18/03/2021 Pay Rs 200(In figure) Two hundred only (In words) Stpytt Signature of Postmaster Date stamp 18/03/2021 Acquittance (For office use only) Received Rs. 200 Two hundred only(both in words and figures) Ropf Signature of Postmaster Date 18/03/2021 |
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