Here's a tidbit of information that proves that check cashing is done separately from data entry. I'm also including some background information that leads up to this conclusion.
In the upper left hand corner of my personal checks, where the name and the address of the account holder are printed, I chose the option to print only my name, omitting the address. Certain areas of Brooklyn (where I reside) have some short streets that only run for a few blocks. A typical name for such streets would be something like Beach 12th Street, Beach 13th Street, etc. I live on one such street. The geniuses who processed my check decided to write in my address underneath my name. My N-400 clearly stated that the street I live on is Beach 5th Street (not my real address), but whoever wrote in the address was apparently dyslexic, writing it as Beach Street/5. I called the NCSC to change my address, and was told that my case is not in their system, and I can't change the address until it is. There's your proof positive that checks get cashed BEFORE the application is entered into the system. We've all speculated about this, but now we have solid proof.
In the upper left hand corner of my personal checks, where the name and the address of the account holder are printed, I chose the option to print only my name, omitting the address. Certain areas of Brooklyn (where I reside) have some short streets that only run for a few blocks. A typical name for such streets would be something like Beach 12th Street, Beach 13th Street, etc. I live on one such street. The geniuses who processed my check decided to write in my address underneath my name. My N-400 clearly stated that the street I live on is Beach 5th Street (not my real address), but whoever wrote in the address was apparently dyslexic, writing it as Beach Street/5. I called the NCSC to change my address, and was told that my case is not in their system, and I can't change the address until it is. There's your proof positive that checks get cashed BEFORE the application is entered into the system. We've all speculated about this, but now we have solid proof.
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