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What is the best way to cash a cheque I have received as compensation? We are from Britain.






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          The process is fairly simple:



          1. The person that the check is made out to ("Pay to the order of ____") needs to sign the back of the check where it says "Endorse here".


          2. Then, go to a US bank that you have an account at and cash the check.


          If you do not have a US bank account then go to the bank displayed on the check or go to a retailer that can cash the check (for example, Walmart customer service). Bring a photo-ID as they will most likely ask for one.



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            1. The person that the check is made out to ("Pay to the order of ____") needs to sign the back of the check where it says "Endorse here".


            2. Then, go to a US bank that you have an account at and cash the check.


            If you do not have a US bank account then go to the bank displayed on the check or go to a retailer that can cash the check (for example, Walmart customer service). Bring a photo-ID as they will most likely ask for one.



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              The process is fairly simple:



              1. The person that the check is made out to ("Pay to the order of ____") needs to sign the back of the check where it says "Endorse here".


              2. Then, go to a US bank that you have an account at and cash the check.


              If you do not have a US bank account then go to the bank displayed on the check or go to a retailer that can cash the check (for example, Walmart customer service). Bring a photo-ID as they will most likely ask for one.



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                1. The person that the check is made out to ("Pay to the order of ____") needs to sign the back of the check where it says "Endorse here".


                2. Then, go to a US bank that you have an account at and cash the check.


                If you do not have a US bank account then go to the bank displayed on the check or go to a retailer that can cash the check (for example, Walmart customer service). Bring a photo-ID as they will most likely ask for one.



                This article has more information.






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                1. The person that the check is made out to ("Pay to the order of ____") needs to sign the back of the check where it says "Endorse here".


                2. Then, go to a US bank that you have an account at and cash the check.


                If you do not have a US bank account then go to the bank displayed on the check or go to a retailer that can cash the check (for example, Walmart customer service). Bring a photo-ID as they will most likely ask for one.



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