<p>DELETE THIS TEXT This letter is used when you have a deposit over $999 that is not a payroll deposit – which can directly be associated with the amount on your paycheck. You would need to write a letter if you cash your paychecks and deposit a portion into the bank and the deposits do not match your pay stub. </p><p>2017 年 7 月 16 日</p><p>Primary Residential Mortgage</p><p>Re: Large Deposit Explanation on Bank Statements</p><p>To Whom It May Concern: </p><p>In the past 90 days we have the following deposits over $250 that are not payroll which you may classify as a large deposit. </p><p>DELETE THIS TEXT - EXAMPLE ONLY I deposioted $1200 - on March 4, 1998 - This was a deposit from the sale of a car. I have attached the bill of sale for the car. </p><p>DELETE THIS TEXT - EXAMPLE ONLY I deposited $2500 – on April 5th, 1998 – This was the deposit to our account from our Tax Refund. We have attached a copy of the IRS check. </p><p>Sincerely,</p><p>Your Full Name Here - This letter must be signed </p>