What should I do if my bank has lost my check I just deposited on Fri. and I can't find my deposit reciept
546360
i agree with Delbana - STOP PAYMENT on the check if ti's a personal or contact whoever gave you that check to do likewise, IMMEDIATely.  First look very hard for that receipt! If you can't find it, schedule a meeting with the bank officer in charge. If that doesn't resolve your problem, every state has a Banking Commissioner that you can get free help from in a dispute with a bank.  Every bank is required to 1) issue you a receipt for a deposited check, 2) make a photocopy of that check on a daily microfische-like source, and 3)return said check - to you if it was a personal one (altho' many major banks have done away with returned checks, but are stilled required to give you that photocopy) or to the check maker (your job, etc). If it involves a lot of money, banks have cameras over looking every teller and you can get a lawyer to sequester those tapes to protect you(but the Bank Comm. is free, give him a chance first).
310014
Well, obviously you couldn't have written them a check, right?  Because if you did you could ask the bank for bank statements dating back to about one month after you sent the check in, through till current day.\n  What did you do?  Did you send them a cashiers check?\nIf so, do you have a copy of it?  Like the carbon from the original or something?\n  You would simply go to the bank it was drawn on and ask them how to investigate whether this cashiers check was evey cashed and they take it from there.\n  What is the problem, you do not give us any details?\nIs IRS saying they have never received payment?  \n   You need to remember how you paid them, get a copy of whatever it is you paid them with, your receipt or something and start from there.  Even on money orders, I think there's a number or address on the copy so you can write and get info.  What ever you do on this, however, be sure everythingis done return receipt on any and all letters sent through the mail.  Cerified mail will be the only way to have a "paper track" of your efforts with whom ever you contact, that their company is not being helpful and too, what channels you have gone through to find out if something was cashed.\n  Banks have microfished checks................hopefully...you wrote them a check?
284510
Are you asking about your refund?\n\nNew program enhancements allow you to begin a refund trace online if you have not received your check within 28 days from the original IRS mailing date.  Some of you will also be able to correct or change your mailing address within this application if your check was returned to us as undelivered by the U.S. Postal Service.  “Where’s My Refund?” will prompt you when these features are available for your situation.\n\nFor details:\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96596,00.html
1100169
I used to work at several bank in the customer service.  You simply call up and ask if your particular check will clear.  They will not give you the balance but can give a "yes" or "no" concerning funds.
1155787
You should have been given a stub where you purchased it. It will have the amount of the money order and the ID. Go back to the store or follow the claim procedure in the back of it. Good luck!
177113
I suggest you to contact your bank
1102509
Go to the bank that you had the account with. If they can't retrieve the details then there is form that I think the British Bankers Association have produced on Dormant Bank accounts (ask them for it). Fill the form in and hand it back. The bank should then try locate your money (although it may take a while). Hope you find a pot of gold.lol
601200
I'm not sure what'll happen.  I worked at the IRS last year, and some guy came in with a check from the early or mid 80s, I'm not sure what ended up happening, whether they issued him a new check or not.  Call the IRS and see what happens...800-829-1040
723722
You scofflaw!\nOK the WORST thing is that you get charged with a crime. Theft by fraud (bad check) is a crime. \nReality: don't worry about it. \nAmount was too small and time was long ago, statute of limitations may have already run.\nIf the store turned over your debt to collections, it probably would have shown up by now On your credit report.\n\nHowever, you did steal from that store. Find out if they are still in buisness (God forbid your theft drove them under) and send them a note and the $. Get it off your guilty mind.\n\nAlthough I would not send another check.
318249
Bank One is now Chase, I think.  So, the number might or might not have changed.  Call up your local branch.  They should be open right now or soon.
660426
It sounds like being paid. It's totally up to the bank. They probably thought that you had money, but forgot to transfer. In a week or so, you will receive a letter from the bank saying you need to pay them. So go ahead and transfer the money now. It's not like you wrote a bad check. They don't really hold it against you as long as you have enough money in another account.
1114607
Well, if you know there is a check in it you must have already opened it. Send the check back in the mail to the issuer. \nIf you "cash" it, you will be in trouble!
386696
They need to confirm the bank number and account number. You just write VOID in BIG LETTERS on the check so no one else can use it. It's not a big deal. Good Luck! And make sure you enter it in your register as voided.
374864
stop payment on check\nclosed or lost/stolen account\ninsufficient funds\nwrong account number
534161
Call your bank, and have them check any checking accounts, or credit cards you have.  They should have a record that you can see any transactions you did not make.  The faster you go to the bank the faster this can be determined.  After that they should be able to give you more professional advice on what to do about the situation if you find it to be true.  \n\nAlso notify the police, and put a fraud alert on your credit report (again the bank can help with that) .
827771
"if it was made out to you", maybe, most checks etc, usually have a limitation/expiry date/time.\nyou will have to inquire at your bank.\ngood luck.
641838
It is best to call the bank that issued the check and make sure that the account exists.(do not call the number printed on the check...scammers will put their own number on there)