I received a check for the first time from a canadian bank and the ATM at my us bank does not recognize the check because it is foreign. Is it ok to deposit through the teller and will I likely be questioned and if so what shall I say? Has anyone ever deposited a check at TD before? I'm just a little paranoid because I have never done this before. Thanks
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I received a check for the first time from a canadian bank and the ATM at my us bank does not recognize the check because it is foreign. Is it ok to deposit through the teller and will I likely be questioned and if so what shall I say? Has anyone ever deposited a check at TD before? I'm just a little paranoid because I have never done this before. Thanks
I highly doubt you'd be questioned. If it makes you nervous though, you can just go after hours and drop it in the night deposit slot. Most banks should have one.
I highly doubt you'd be questioned. If it makes you nervous though, you can just go after hours and drop it in the night deposit slot. Most banks should have one.
Went to the bank today, no questions asks and was out of there in 10 seconds. No different than depositing a regular check.
Yeah, most tellers simply don't care. The only time anyone has ever come close to asking me is when I called to find out how much longer it was going to be held.
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Went to the bank today, no questions asks and was out of there in 10 seconds. No different than depositing a regular check.
Yeah, most tellers simply don't care. The only time anyone has ever come close to asking me is when I called to find out how much longer it was going to be held.
It doesn't go through US ATM because routing # is not long enough.
i've had a number of checks from them over the years and 1 time it wasn't accepted by the teller. Basically had to go through collections and took 29 days to be processed and deposited into my account. They were all Canadian banks but different ones almost every time.
It doesn't go through US ATM because routing # is not long enough.
i've had a number of checks from them over the years and 1 time it wasn't accepted by the teller. Basically had to go through collections and took 29 days to be processed and deposited into my account. They were all Canadian banks but different ones almost every time.