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As long as any other check unless there are money laundering issues, about 4 days.
It generally takes 2-3 days from the time the check is deposited until the time it clears. This can vary from bank to bank.
A check is valid for 6 months from the date of issue. If it is deposited within 6 months from the date of issue the bank has the obligation to cash it (As long as the check issuer maintains sufficient balance in his account)
I know with my situations, I deposited an out-of-state check into my account for $1,500- they gave me $200 for the rest of that same day, then the remaining $1,500 becomes available the next day.
Nope, its been 8 days and it says its supposed to be deposited.....still waiting.
Usually the Next day, so say, if you deposited a Check Today, it would show up on your Statement at 12 midnight, XD
As long as any other check unless there are money laundering issues, about 4 days.
It generally takes 2-3 days from the time the check is deposited until the time it clears. This can vary from bank to bank.
A check is valid for 6 months from the date of issue. If it is deposited within 6 months from the date of issue the bank has the obligation to cash it (As long as the check issuer maintains sufficient balance in his account)
In the USA, there is no centralized or even unified check clearing process; clearing time varies according to on which bank a check is issued and at what bank it is cashed or deposited.
No. A check can be deposited only into the account of the individual to whom the check is made out (issued) to. Depositing it into someone else's account is not allowed and even if done by mistake, the check will not be cashed and no payments will be made.
it started back in 1720, in the circus. its a tradition thats been around for a long time
I know with my situations, I deposited an out-of-state check into my account for $1,500- they gave me $200 for the rest of that same day, then the remaining $1,500 becomes available the next day.
Catapults have been round since 400 B.C.....so thats, like, 1,252 years, right?
Yes, it is legal to write a post-dated check in Pennsylvania. However, banks are not obligated to honor post-dated checks, so there is a risk that the check could be deposited before the date written on it. It is recommended to communicate with the payee about the date the check should be deposited.
Typically it will take take 2 business days for the funds to be withdrawn from the account on which the check is written, however it will take another 1-2 days before the funds become available in the account to which the check was deposited.
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