Usually the validity for instruments like Cheque is only 6 months from the date of issue. So assuming the cheque was issue on Dec 1st 2008 you can use it till May 31st 2009. Beyond that date if you deposit the cheque, the cheque issuing bank/person is not liable to pay the money.
Normally a Bank Demand Draft is valid for 6 months from the date of issue.
Cheques/Checks types: 1)Bearer Checks - Normal checks that will paid to the person who has his/her name as the check payee 2)Account Payee Checks - checks that will be paid only into the bank account of the person to whom the check is issued to 3)Travelers' Checks - equivalent to foreign currency and can be cashed into the currency denominated in it, at any bank in the target country. For ex: If I carry USD travelers checks, I can cash it with any bank in the USA 4)Bankers Checks - Checks issued by banks that can be used as cash equivalent
I am afraid not. after one year they are dead. Such cheques are called Stale Dated Cheques. It differs from country to country. In many countries cheques become stale after 90 days from the date of issue
A company is not legally required to reissue a stale-dated check, which is typically defined as a check that is over six months old. However, many companies have policies in place that allow them to reissue stale checks at the discretion of management. If a check is stale-dated, the payee should contact the company to request a new check, and the company may choose to honor that request depending on their policies. It’s advisable for the payee to maintain communication and provide necessary information to facilitate the reissue process.
2-3 months
All cheques are valid for 6 month from date of Issue
cheques in India are usually valid for 90 days from the date of issue. This works out to 3 months. However you can confirm this with your bank customer care to be 100% sure.
Currently in India (As of 2013), all cheques are valid for a period of 3 months only. This rule is irrespective of the bank whose cheque is being used. So, a UCO bank cheque, an ICICI Bank cheque and an HDFC Bank cheque, all of them are valid only for 3 months from the date of issue.
24-48 months
4 months
Normally a Bank Demand Draft is valid for 6 months from the date of issue.
6 months ... I guess
Cheques/Checks types: 1)Bearer Checks - Normal checks that will paid to the person who has his/her name as the check payee 2)Account Payee Checks - checks that will be paid only into the bank account of the person to whom the check is issued to 3)Travelers' Checks - equivalent to foreign currency and can be cashed into the currency denominated in it, at any bank in the target country. For ex: If I carry USD travelers checks, I can cash it with any bank in the USA 4)Bankers Checks - Checks issued by banks that can be used as cash equivalent
The passport should be valid for more than six months.
The passport has to be valid for at least 6 months after you travel to jamaica.
I am afraid not. after one year they are dead. Such cheques are called Stale Dated Cheques. It differs from country to country. In many countries cheques become stale after 90 days from the date of issue
Traveling with a valid passport that has only five months of validity can be problematic, as many countries require a passport to be valid for at least six months beyond your planned date of departure. It's essential to check the entry requirements of your destination country, as they may deny entry if your passport does not meet the validity criteria. To avoid issues, consider renewing your passport before traveling.