You can cash it into your mothers account, and then wait for it to clear (3 business days) then withdraw that amount. Or, if your mother has the amount on the check in her account, you can ask her to withdraw that amount at the time you put in the check.
In either case, you would have to endorse the check on the back, and then write (below your signature) "Pay to the Order of" and your mothers name on the line below that. When your mother goes to put it on her account, she would endorse it below that.
So you would have 4 lines on the back of your check in the end. 1. Your Signature; 2. Pay to the Order of; 3. Your mother's name; 4. Your mother's signature.
Deposit it in your bank account, there will be no fee. If you don't have a bank account, you can open one with the IRS check!
Where to cash a check thirty days old
HR Block will first lend you an amount equal to your anticipated refund minus fees. It will give you this loan in the form of a check or a prepaid debit card. You will sign a piece of paper authorizing HR Block (or its bank) to open a bank account in your name and you will give them power of attorney to make withdrawals from the bank account. HR Block will put down on your tax return that you want your refund direct deposited into the bank account that you just authorized them to open. The IRS will direct deposit your refund into the bank account. HR Block (or its bank) will then immediately withdraw your refund from the bank account and use the money to repay the loan they gave you earlier. If, for any reason, the IRS does not direct deposit your refund into the bank account or deposits less than expected, then HR Block (or its bank) will pursue you directly to repay the loan.
A lot of payday advance companies or check cashing companies advertise that they cash IRS checks.
If they are unable to direct deposit it, they will mail you a check.
Deposit it in your bank account, there will be no fee. If you don't have a bank account, you can open one with the IRS check!
Where to cash a check thirty days old
HR Block will first lend you an amount equal to your anticipated refund minus fees. It will give you this loan in the form of a check or a prepaid debit card. You will sign a piece of paper authorizing HR Block (or its bank) to open a bank account in your name and you will give them power of attorney to make withdrawals from the bank account. HR Block will put down on your tax return that you want your refund direct deposited into the bank account that you just authorized them to open. The IRS will direct deposit your refund into the bank account. HR Block (or its bank) will then immediately withdraw your refund from the bank account and use the money to repay the loan they gave you earlier. If, for any reason, the IRS does not direct deposit your refund into the bank account or deposits less than expected, then HR Block (or its bank) will pursue you directly to repay the loan.
If you find a bank that will cash it for you yes, If not then no? I would suggest depositing it into your bank account as banks are getting less and less joyful about cashing tax refund checks without having an account.
A lot of payday advance companies or check cashing companies advertise that they cash IRS checks.
If they are unable to direct deposit it, they will mail you a check.
Yes and No If you paid for your tax preparation at the office and did not have your refund process through H&R Block Bank (refund anticipation check) or HSBC Bank (refund anticipation loan) than your rebate will be directly deposited to your Emerald Card which is in essence your bank account. If you had the preparation fees withheld from your refund and/or paid a finance charge to receive your refund quickly (in the form of a loan) then your rebate will be mailed to the address that is on your tax return. The Reson behind this : when you use a bank product to receive you refund for whatever reason, the money is directly deposited into a temporary account that has been set up for you. Once it is in that account it is immeadiatly withdrawn and redeposited into up to 3 different accounts depending on the bank product you chose. That account is then closed and the IRS cannot deposit money into a closed account. If you got a refund anticipation check (8-15 days, not a loan) the money was disbersed between H & R Block (to pay for the preparation of your taxes), the the bank that holds the account (account origination fee) and your Emerald Card (your bank account). If you got a refund anticipation loan (1-2 days -or- instant) the money was disbersed between H & R Block (to pay for the preparation of your taxes), the the bank that holds the account (account origination fee) and the lending institution that you borrowed the money from. Not sure how you filed ? Look in your tax papers for your Block Advantage Report. The first page shows all refunds and balance dues. Your preparation fees and bank fees (if aplicable) are also listed. No bank fees means your rebate will be on your card. If you had bank fees then your rebate check will come in the mail.
I went to my bank to get check to pay my rent for the month. The bank accidentally gave me a check from an account which was closed over 5 years ago instead of my active account. I didn't notice the account number on the check. So I used that check to pay the rent, but the check bounced because it was from a closed account. Now the apartment company billed me $140 because of the bounced check. Should the bank have to cover that $140 bill because they are the one's that made the mistake with the check?
Yes
When you have your fees deducted from the refund, the IRS sends the refund to the tax preparer's bank which deducts the fees and deposits the rest into your account. Since the IRS doesn't want to send the rebate to that account, they're issuing a check instead.
No. A check/payment order/draft can be deposited only into the bank account of the person to whom it was issued (The Payee). If it is deposited into another persons account, the payment will not be released. Moreover, you may be arrested for trying to do so. However, if you have a joint account with your mother, then you can deposit into that account.
Someone deposit state refund check thru mobile bank. I told them user name and pass. How can I check it is real? What if the check is fake what is gonna happen?