What can you do if someone steals checks from your checkbook and forges them if the police will not get involved?

Answer 1

the main thing for you to do is to let your bank know of the theft. if the police won't act, thee is little you can do. If the their forges your name, under most circumstances, you cannot be held responsible. E Terrill Corley * There must be mitigating circumstances for the police to refuse to take action against the accused person(s), if by action what is meant is a report is taken. The police will not arrest someone based on the statement of the account holder, but will file a report with the prosecutor's office for further investigation. The account holder should notify the bank within the specified time. The bank will not take action unless the account holder agrees to testify for the prosecution against the named person(s) who alledgedly committed the act if it should become necessary.

Answer 2

Call the police and call your bank immediately. Ask them what you need to do to prevent problems and do everything they say, and make notes of the date and time you called, who you talked to, and what they said to do. Keep all written documents related to this issue for a few years after the event just in case. You probably will need to close the account, but let the bank walk you through it.

If you know who took it, take it back from them if at all possible.