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No, a check dated in the future is a post dated check. Banks won't knowingly cash a post dated check.
According to Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, No. They aren't. If you write a post-dated check, under the clearing rules of the Canadian Payments Association (CPA) your check should not be cashed before the date that is written on it. Most people tend to make out post dated check because they do not have enough money in their account at the time the check is made out. . Therefore although it is possible to cash in a check before the due date, there is a good chance that it will bounce in which case it is not good for the payee. Also the payer might be charged a fine in which case he or she might not be happy.
Most banks and check cashing services will not cash "post-dated" checks until the date comes due on the date of the check. However, legally, some jurisdictions have laws that allow the negotiation of post-dated checks under the premise that the payee should be able to collect immediately when given a check.
If you write "cash" on the pay to line, ANYONE can cash the check even if it's not the person you intended to get the money.
Write "Cash" on the line.
No, a check dated in the future is a post dated check. Banks won't knowingly cash a post dated check.
When you write the check to another person, that person endorses the back when they cash it. If you write a check to "Cash", the bank may require that you endorse it before they will cash it.
Post-dated checks are generally legal and can be written in Texas. However, banks are not obligated to honor post-dated checks and may cash them before the specified date. It is recommended to communicate with the recipient of the check to ensure it is not cashed before the intended date.
Yes, or you can deposit it in an ATM machine.
According to Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, No. They aren't. If you write a post-dated check, under the clearing rules of the Canadian Payments Association (CPA) your check should not be cashed before the date that is written on it. Most people tend to make out post dated check because they do not have enough money in their account at the time the check is made out. . Therefore although it is possible to cash in a check before the due date, there is a good chance that it will bounce in which case it is not good for the payee. Also the payer might be charged a fine in which case he or she might not be happy.
Most banks and check cashing services will not cash "post-dated" checks until the date comes due on the date of the check. However, legally, some jurisdictions have laws that allow the negotiation of post-dated checks under the premise that the payee should be able to collect immediately when given a check.
If you write "cash" on the pay to line, ANYONE can cash the check even if it's not the person you intended to get the money.
Write "Cash" on the line.
Postdating is to put a date on the check for some time in the future, not the current date. Technically a check is a contract, so if a person took a check into the bank and it was dated for tomorrow, they could not cash it.
It is not a good idea to write a check with "Cash" as the payee because if you or the payee lose the check, anyone could pick it up and cash it, and the bank would not be responsible for the lost funds, since making a check payable to "Cash" essentially allows anyone holding the check to cash it.
The person or company the check is made out to. No one else can cash it. The person you wrote it to can endorse the check to someone else so they can cash it.
You can generally keep the check for up to 60 days before they consider it "stale" and will not cash it. After 60 days, you have to have them write you a new check.