lost cashiers check
Date: Mon, 01/08/2007 - 18:39
hi.. Do you have the receipt? If you bought it at the post o
hi..
Do you have the receipt? If you bought it at the post office, they can track it there.
Or, if you have your copy and bought it at a bank, take your cop
Or, if you have your copy and bought it at a bank, take your copy to the bank and after 7-10 days they can tell if it's been cashed. If not, they can put a stop payment on it and then reissue you another one.
Most banks require a bond to do a stop payment on a cashier's ch
Most banks require a bond to do a stop payment on a cashier's check because they want someone to accept liability if they put a stop payment on it and it gets cashed in that 7 - 10 day period.
Debtfairy-- I was referring to after the 7-10 day period. At
Debtfairy--
I was referring to after the 7-10 day period. At least this is the way my bank does it.
I think the 7-10 day period is pretty standard. What surprised
I think the 7-10 day period is pretty standard. What surprised me was that they wanted me to take out a bond and/or accept liability in case the check was cashed in the 7-10 day period. No way!
Most banks (non-credit unions) will require you to provide an i
Most banks (non-credit unions) will require you to provide an indemnity bond of either even value with or twice the amount of the check. In our accounting office this happens a few times a year. I recommend suretyone.org. We obtain our bonds from them. They have always been very helpful.