How do I deposit a check made to two people when the other person is lives somewhere else?
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I have a loan check made out to me and my mother since she cosigned for me. She does not live in the same place as me so I was told to have her notarize a letter authorizing me to deposit it. I did that, but the bank is still refusing to allow me to deposit it stating she has to be there physically to verify her signature. I cannot open a joint account with her b/c she is on Primary Payment. Has anyone had a similar problem? Is there anyway to deposit/cash this check?
How do I deposit a check made to two people when the other person is lives somewhere else?lttttlspitfire is wrong about the depository bank never seeing a check deposited in an ATM. I know this because I work at a bank and process ATM deposits.
Tina E said to get a Power of Attorney. The notarized letter from your mother IS a Power of Attorney. If the bank won't honor it, the words 'Power of Attorney' on the paper probably won't help.
Try talking to the manager at a different branch of the bank. if they are not helpful, move ALL of your money to another bank. If all else fails, visit your mother and have her sign the check.
How do I deposit a check made to two people when the other person is lives somewhere else?post to some one the other will share....if its a joint account no need to worry.
How do I deposit a check made to two people when the other person is lives somewhere else?You can get a Power of Attny from that person that will allow you to cash that check. If they won't give you the power of attny, then you will need to get their actual signature. Any other way around it would be illegal and most likely this check is not worth going to jail over!
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