That’s a mistake on the bank’s part, not the Teamsters. If the check is signed by the payee, it should be legal tender. If everything else fails, the check is cashable at the bank that issues it.

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15 分鐘內	mdreed99	But also, my sympathies upon his passing. Having lost my own Dad this year, the holidays are tough.
2 小時內	Pix Wright riverpixellys	It's not a mistake on the bank's part. Fraud is rampant and they can't accept checks signed over willy nilly: the institution I just left required them to be present or a copy of their ID. The bank'd be liable if the person in front of them stole the check. And the larger the check the less likely they are to bend any rules they have.
3 小時內	Linda Leavitt linda.a.leavitt	Australian banks no longer take overseas cheques for deposit. Must be done by wire transfer.
6 小時內	Gabe Zichermann gzicherm	Yeah but usually cashing an endorsed check is hard especially for a large sum.