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Types of Endorsement

Blank Endorsement
Blank Endorsement

BREAKING DOWN 'Blank Endorsement' The most well-known example of a blank endorsement is a check made payable to "cash" and endorsed on the back with the signature of the account holder. Blank endorsements are much more risky than pay-to endorsements.

CDL Endorsements
CDL Endorsements

Below is a list of the federal endorsement codes you may need in addition to your CDL and what tests will be required by your state. H Endorsement: Required for vehicles containing hazardous materials.

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Class A CDL
Class A CDL

Getting a commercial driver license (CDL) is similar to getting a regular driver license. Sure, the process is a little more involved, but overall there's requirements, studying, permits, testing, and, well, more testing to consider. Also similar to a regular driver license, a CDL offers different classes and endorsements.

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Class B CDL
Class B CDL

Getting a commercial driver license (CDL) is similar to getting a regular driver license. Sure, the process is a little more involved, but overall there's requirements, studying, permits, testing, and, well, more testing to consider. Also similar to a regular driver license, a CDL offers different classes and endorsements.

source: dmv.org
Class C CDL
Class C CDL

Getting a commercial driver license (CDL) is similar to getting a regular driver license. Sure, the process is a little more involved, but overall there's requirements, studying, permits, testing, and, well, more testing to consider. Also similar to a regular driver license, a CDL offers different classes and endorsements.

source: dmv.org
Conditional Endorsement
Conditional Endorsement

Definition of CONDITIONAL ENDORSEMENT: Signing only if conditions are met on a negotiable

Qualified Endorsement
Qualified Endorsement

Endorsement that adds certain words which limit, qualify, or restrain the endorser's liability. For example, adding the term 'without recourse' to a negotiable instrument signifies that the endorser shall not be liable if the instrument is dishonored.

Restrictive Endorsement
Restrictive Endorsement

A restrictive endorsement or restricted endorsement places a limitation on the use of a check or other negotiable financial instrument. The most common restrictive endorsement is the phrase For Deposit Only written along with the payee's signature on the back of a check.

Special Endorsement
Special Endorsement

“ SPECIAL ENDORSEMENT A measure of returns on an investment's equity portion. It is the ratio of earnings in relation to the amount of equity invested. The earnings from the investment are computed by taking into consideration interest expense but not income taxes.

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