I've just found a cheque (payable to me 
) that has the date 28-11-07 on it. I've read on the net that most banks will reject them after
6 months has passed, but that they technically remain 'legal' for 6 years.
If I was to submit it to my bank and they did put it through, would that be that... ???
PS - the issuing / receiving banks are different.
change it to read 17
Then you can cash it, in 5 years time
Found this maybe of some help...
Cheque bit is a few paragraphs down.
http://www.lovemoney.com/news/credit-cards-current-accounts-and-loans/current-accounts/1029/your-essential-banking-guide
Cant you contact the originator for a rewritten one?
How many zeros on it?
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Originally posted by david_hornet27
Found this maybe of some help...
Cheque bit is a few paragraphs down.
http://www.lovemoney.com/news/credit-cards-current-accounts-and-loans/current-accounts/1029/your-essential-banking-guide
quote:
Originally posted by MakeEverything
Cant you contact the originator for a rewritten one?
Is it from a bussiness or an individual, if an individual it might be wise to ask if they still have the funds in the account, as I wouldnt be pleased if money came out my account after 4 years I wasnt expecting!
It's a business...
Well, just try it FFS !!
With my experience the Bank probably wouldn't notice the date.
quote:
Originally posted by Macbeast
Well, just try it FFS !!