Best to call ahead. They try to keep as little cash as possible in the bank, just enough to meet needs. That much cash being withdrawn at once would be inconvenient, at best.
You will be speaking to more than the teller, even though it may be the teller who answers. Federal law requires that transactions involving $10,000 or more be recorded and filed. Nor is it allowed to arrange things so that you are dealing with three amounts of $3,333.33.
The paperwork is easy and harmless - assuming the check was come by honestly - and takes but a minute. If you call ahead, they'll have it ready for you to sign. And they'll have the cash ready, though they'll advise that a Cashier's Check is more appropriate.
Oh, if you do not have $10,000 in your account already, they may wait a few days to see if the check clears before cashing it. But you'll eventually get your $10,000 in cash.
(10000)(0.8)(5)/100 ~ 10400
Yes.
If you are in the unfortunate situation that you have a check but no bank account, it would seem your only option would be to go to a check cashing business where your check will be cashed at the cost of a large a percent of your whole check.
10000
The fact that it is a 401k check is irrelevant in determining a hold. It depends on your account history, the bank the check is drawn upon (same bank as yours or another bank; local bank or non-local bank), and whether the bank feels it would have other reasons to hold the check as permitted by government regulations.
Check my balance
You should speak to a bank representative to determine if the bank will allow the check to be deposited in your joint account.
value of 10000 hell bank dollar in indian rupis
Yes. Any cheque that was used on the account (for both deposits and withdrawals) would reflect in the bank statement of the account. For Ex: I give you a cheque for Rs. 5000/- which you duly deposit into your account and similarly deposit a cheque I got from my friend for Rs. 10000/-. Next week if I check my bank statement both these Cheques would be visible in my account statement.
(10000)(0.8)(5)/100 ~ 10400
Yes.
If you are in the unfortunate situation that you have a check but no bank account, it would seem your only option would be to go to a check cashing business where your check will be cashed at the cost of a large a percent of your whole check.
The fact that it is a 401k check is irrelevant in determining a hold. It depends on your account history, the bank the check is drawn upon (same bank as yours or another bank; local bank or non-local bank), and whether the bank feels it would have other reasons to hold the check as permitted by government regulations.
10000
Yes you can . first find out where the check is from . You can take it to that bank and can cash it. You may be required to have 2 forms of ID and they may take you finger print . They will also be required to file a form for the IRS .
If the instruction to cancel the check was provably with the bank before the check was cashed, and provided no local laws would be violated by canceling the check, then you should be able to get the bank to repay the money.
No. A cashier's check is a check for which funds have already been collected by the guarantor (the bank who issues the cashier's check). They are purchased with cash or by immediate withdrawal from a depositor's account at that bank. Most people and businesses would prefer to receive a cashier's check than any other type of check. A counter check is a check that is used when a depositor has no remaining pre-printed checks. It is given "over the counter", so to speak, at the bank when a depositor must write a check but has none left of their own. A counter check is a blank document on which the depositor's account number and name is hand-written or encoded by a bank officer. Many businesses will not accept counter checks.