Worthless check procedures vary from state to state. In Florida, the payee must write a demand of payment letter, send it certified return receipt and then wait 15 days from the date he receives the receipt for the person to make good on the check. After that, assuming the check is for an amount greater than $150, a police report is filed and the bad check writer is investigated.
The amount of time to collect on a bad check depends on the state laws in which the check was written. Generally, the statute of limitations is from one to three years. If the process is started before that time, there is no time limit.
The holder in due course...
a payee is wait whats a payee
Not if he filed it with the prosecutor's office and they are trying to collect it!
You have to wait and watch if, they seem nice check again to be sure.
Well, it's about half a year to a full year in waiting! I feel bad for you, the long wait, but it's worth it! -SORRY THAT IT TAKES SO LONG.... :(
If you wait to long to change your oil you can hurt your car. What excatly is a Bad oil change?
dirty, bad service, crowded, bugs, long wait
Collect all.
It really depends on the law in your state and the specific circumstances of the situation. But generally, you should be able to collect if you knew the check would bounce when you got it, but thought the check would be good at a future time. The check itself is prima facie evidence that the the writer of the check intended to pay you money. Whether the check is postdated or the person who issued the check said to you, "Wait a few weeks to cash this," a check is still considered legal tender, the equivalent of money. In fact, issuing bad checks is a criminal offense. If you haven't already, go ahead and deposit the check in your bank account, so when it comes with insufficient funds (NSF), you'll have evidence of the bad check. Then take the paperwork from the bank to either your local police department or prosecutor's office and press charges. You may then also file a civil suit against the person to collect the amount on the check. Depending on the value of the check and the rules for your jurisdiction, this may be a simple thing you can do yourself in small claims court. In some respects, a check is a promise to pay. If the individual giving the check asks the payee to hold the check for several days, indicating that the money will be in the account at some future point, then surely that is something the holder of the check can rely upon and take action to collect the money if in fact the check was not good on the promised date.
check the expiration date
yes as long as the concrete is not cracked real bad or damaged