I was told online that my refund check would be deposit to my account on 2/9/07. When I check this morning it was not in there so, I waited to 4PM and it still was not in. I called my bank to see if ...
The IRS placed a levy on my daughter's paychecks today. She hasn't filed a tax return in nearly 15 years. Should she hire a tax attorney , or deal directly with the IRS to resolve this ? F...
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Last yr my tax return was around $4500 and my fiance's was about $3700 thanks to EIC. Now I'm finding that because we got married we cannot file separately if we want EIC. We have to ...
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Wal-Mart can do it. You need an ID and it cost 3 dollars
Dottie
you probably have to pay a fee at one of those check places, like check n to cash to cash check.
jlf1262003
You don't have to have a bank account to cash it. You can also cash it at a money mart or a quick cash.
DaveE
I believe you can as long as you have a valid form of ID. The bank may have limitations on the amount they'll cash, or may take a fee for the procedure, but they probably won't. If that doesn't work for you, I'd recommend contacting the IRS and asking for another method of payment.
DaveE
Johnny
Most banks will not cash a government check if you do not have an account there. A friend of mine tried cashing his initial rebate check at 3 different banks (Commerce, Wachovia, Citizens) and they all said no. He finally found a Bank of America branch that did it, with 2 forms of ID.
SCH
I don't know about the poster who said most banks will cash it for free...I work at a bank, they don't usually cash checks for non customers and they especially don't cash them for free!
I do know that if you are talking about your REBATE check that there are some companies out there that are cashing them...Wal-Mart being one I know for sure off the top of my head...I have heard if you have your rebate put onto their prepaid card they waive the check cashing fee...But they will cash all checks even if you don't do that they will just charge a fee...
tito
you can cash them but they will take a small amount of money from you
tony s
It will cost a lot to use check cashing places maybe ask a friend or relative
khjg
most places don't accept 3rd party checks. take it to a check cashing place it's not free, but they will only take a couple of dollars. Make sure you have your id.
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