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From a banking perspective, checks are "stale dated" (expired) after six months - unless stated otherwise. (and it would say it clearly - often near the signature line) Even though you technically have a month, I'd run to the bank ASAP if I were you.
nth_iq
you should be able to, it's not even 6 months old, as long as there is no
'void if not cashed by.....'
date on it, it should be fine
stephenweinstein
Probably. It is from less than six months ago and they usually do not check. If you have a problem, you can always have the health insurance company stop payment and issue a new one. They are not allowed to keep the money.
mbrcatz
Checks are only good for six months. But you can ask the issuer to re-issue the check for you.
nickhawkins21
You usually have 9 to 12 months to cash it. I don't believe you should have any problems.
christinagillick
I would go to the bank and try.
All banks have diff rules.
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