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Most policies last for six months, and checks are typically void after six months. However, there are exceptions. And even if you canceled the check, it's still smart to monitor your account activity to make sure the request was processed successfully.

Deposit holds typically range from 2-7 business days, depending on the reason for the hold.

There may be a case in your life where a friend or family member asks you to deposit their check into your account. This could be because they are unable to deposit the check or because they want to transfer the money from the check directly with you. In general, many banks and credit unions allow this.

Why Do Banks Hold Funds? Banks can hold deposited funds for various reasons, but, in most cases, it's to prevent any returned payments from your account. In other words, the bank wants to make sure that the deposit is good before giving you access to the money.

In general, you can stop payment on a check ? known as a stop payment order ? only if your bank hasn't paid it. Log in to your bank account and look through your transaction history to see if the check has posted.

Access to Bank Accounts Federal law now prevents the seizure of Social Security benefits from bank accounts. In addition, Social Security itself does not have the authority to order bank garnishments.

If you receive a Social Security check and deposit it in the bank yourself, the bank can freeze the entire amount in the account. You would be required to go to court and prove the money in the account came from Social Security. There are certain debts, however, that Social Security can be garnished to pay for.

A pending deposit is money that has been deposited, but not yet authorized for release. Pending deposits show on your account so that you are aware that the actual deposit is processing and forthcoming. Each pending deposit comes with a release date from the company/individual making the deposit into your account.

Funds may be delayed. It could take some extra time for the bank to process a third-party check. Your bank may also reject the check altogether. So it's important for the person you're depositing the check for to know that they may not have access to the funds right away.

1 Sometimes there are circumstances that cause a check deposit to be placed on a temporary hold of up to seven business days. We place the hold to protect you from fraud, overdrafts, or fees that may occur if we were to make funds available immediately and the check is returned to you.