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I wrote a check for rent in the amount of $825. I watched my account to assure the funds would be gone so my checkbook was balanced. Then I saw WITHDRAWAL NSF #### in the amount of $825 But the weird part was it said "In the amount of $825" but only withdrew $27 from my account. Is

Is this a normal thing that happens when writing personal checks? Should I just expect the rest of the money to follow or was there a problem? Note

Note: As of now there is $806 in my account, so there is still enough for the full amount (besides the $27 already pulled) and I do not have anything that prohibits me from going to $0.

I wrote a check for rent in the amount of $825. I watched my account to assure the funds would be gone so my checkbook was balanced. Then I saw WITHDRAWAL NSF #### in the amount of $825 But the weird part was it said "In the amount of $825" but only withdrew $27 from my account. Is this a normal thing that happens when writing personal checks? Should I just expect the rest of the money to follow or was there a problem? Note: As of now there is $806 in my account, so there is still enough for the full amount (besides the $27 already pulled) and I do not have anything that prohibits me from going to $0.

I wrote a check for rent in the amount of $825. I watched my account to assure the funds would be gone so my checkbook was balanced. Then I saw WITHDRAWAL NSF #### in the amount of $825 But the weird part was it said "In the amount of $825" but only withdrew $27 from my account.

Is this a normal thing that happens when writing personal checks? Should I just expect the rest of the money to follow or was there a problem?

Note: As of now there is $806 in my account, so there is still enough for the full amount (besides the $27 already pulled) and I do not have anything that prohibits me from going to $0.

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Why would the Bank not withdraw all of the money for the check amount I wrote?

I wrote a check for rent in the amount of $825. I watched my account to assure the funds would be gone so my checkbook was balanced. Then I saw WITHDRAWAL NSF #### in the amount of $825 But the weird part was it said "In the amount of $825" but only withdrew $27 from my account. Is this a normal thing that happens when writing personal checks? Should I just expect the rest of the money to follow or was there a problem? Note: As of now there is $806 in my account, so there is still enough for the full amount (besides the $27 already pulled) and I do not have anything that prohibits me from going to $0.