Sentences with phrase «uncashed checks»
The phrase "uncashed checks" refers to the checks that have not been cashed or deposited by the intended recipient. Full definition
She added that she plans to return uncashed checks for the position, though she did not say why the checks hadn't been cashed.
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The report, which examined the department's Restitution Bank Account for the period Jan. 1, 2013, through Dec. 31, 2015, said officials failed to distribute $ 266,000 in uncashed checks meant for crime victims and could not resolve more than $ 100,000 in accounting errors.
His wife, Beyoncé, also had uncashed checks from the state Tax Department and credit from Bergdorf Goodman for «unredeemed gift certificates.»
and a lot of it is probably uncashed checks en route to me or on invoices that haven't been sent yet.
«I believe I cleaned up that office in terms of the serious problems that we walked into, in terms of finding three million dollars in uncashed checks and over 100,000 deeds and mortgages that never got returned to people,» Jacobs said.
One lawmaker, Republican Sen. Pam Helming, announced Monday she would return the uncashed checks for her committee stipend she received as a vice chair.
«My office is in the process of returning these uncashed checks to the taxpayers of our state.»
Helming announced earlier this week she would return the money in the form of uncashed checks she had received for her title as vice chair of the Crime Victims, Crime and Correction Committee.
The billions in unclaimed funds come from old bank accounts, utility deposits, uncashed checks, insurance claims, stocks and other sources that have been dormant for a number of years.
«My office is in the process of returning these uncashed checks to the taxpayers of our state,» said state Sen. Pam Helming.
We deposited $ 3 million in uncashed checks.
Pacino is owed funds from Georgio Armani Corp. and the State of New York, which was in possession of «uncashed checks.»
The steps for returning an uncashed check include writing «Void» on the back of the check where you'd sign it.
When an offer does get accepted, the realtor will generally ask you to provide certified funds for the earnest money, and will give you back your uncashed check.