All about Payday Loans What is a Payday Loan? Required Documentation Payday loan seekers Selecting a Loan Lender Are there disadvantages? Payday Loan procedures Impacts on your life How big of a loan? Tips for Payday Loans Who is qualified? Repaying Your Loan		required documentation   Different companies may differ but there are a few documents that are required by almost all lenders. Direct Deposit Customers: You must submit your most recent pay stub that shows your name, employer information, hourly pay/salary, deductions, and net pay. You will also need to bring a bank statement showing your name, full account number, and a payroll deposit from the past 60 days. If you have a checking account, you will need to bring a void check with you that shows your name and full account number. However, if you have a savings account, the company will probably need to contact your bank to assure that an ACH (Automated Clearing House) payment or Debit can be made on your account. Non-Direct Deposit Customers: You must submit your most recent pay stub that shows your name, employer information, hourly pay/salary, deductions, and net pay. You will also need to bring evidence of a payroll deposit from the last 60 days. Along with that you will also need to bring a bank statement within the last three months showing your name and account number. If you have a checking account, you will need to bring a void check with you that shows your name and full account number. However, if you have a savings account, the company will probably need to contact your bank to assure that an ACH payment or Debit can be made on your account.