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Foreign cheque

kleefarr · 2009-01-10 16:10:16

Anyone have any idea how long it would take for a foreign cheque to clear? I seem to remember three weeks being mentioned before.

10-01-2009 4:10pm

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kleefarr

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Anyone have any idea how long it would take for a foreign cheque to clear?

I seem to remember three weeks being mentioned before.

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#2 10-01-2009 4:59pm

Colonel Sanders

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I bank with PTSB and it usually takes about a month for the odd sterling cheque I have to deposit

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#3 10-01-2009 8:52pm

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Colonel Sanders wrote: »

I bank with PTSB and it usually takes about a month for the odd sterling cheque I have to deposit

21 working days for any non euro chq.

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#4 10-01-2009 9:58pm

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sterling> 20 working days
dollar> 25 working days

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#5 11-01-2009 4:05pm

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Its different with every bank. Most cases 6 weeks is the norm.

USD Chqs have no time limit on getting returned unpaid.

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