Employees of JPMorgan clients can cash checks at dedicated check cashing windows at participating Wal-Mart retail locations. Checks are electronically scanned when presented at Wal-Mart, and using JPMorgan’s Positive Pay service, the check is verified against the check issue information provided by the client.

You can cash checks at a Chase Bank by either going inside the bank branch or by using the drive-through transaction lanes, if available. To cash a check in a Chase lobby or drive-through, you’ll need to sign the back of the check on the top line (for business printed checks) or the only line (for personal checks).

Louis, with a total of up to 90 branches. JPMorgan Chase currently has a business lending and wealth management office in Clayton, but no traditional retail branches in Missouri. JPMorgan Chase already has 1.1 million customers in Missouri, most of whom hold Chase credit cards.

The check cashing fees for grocery stores can be free, up to 2% of the balance or $6 per check. Each store has a different cashing policy….Here are four national grocers that still cash checks:

• Albertson’s.
• Kmart.
• Kroger.
• Publix.
• Safeway.

If you don’t have a bank account, here are a few check-cashing options to consider.

• Walmart. Cashing fee: Up to eight dollars.
• Local banks. Cashing fee: Five to 20 dollars.
• Check cashing stores. Cashing fee: Up to three percent.
• PayPal. Cashing fee: Free.
• Ingo Money. Cashing fee: Up to one percent.

Take your check to a bank/credit union and open a checking account with it. The bank/credit union will hold your funds for up to 5 days to make sure it clears. Then you can write a check for some of the money to use as cash.

Unless you have a government issued photo ID, you cannot cash a check at Walmart. Drivers license, state ID, passport, tribal ID, military ID… they are all valid, and one of them needs to be physically typed into the computer before you can proceed with the check cashing process.

One of your options is to sign the check over to someone else. Because the check is currently payable to you, you’ll need to ensure that the third party and their bank can accept a signed-over check, also known as a “third-party check,” and endorse the check by signing the back of it.

You can deposit a check made out to someone else in your own bank account if the payee endorses the check over to you. They will need to write “Pay to ” on the back of the check and sign it. Normally yes but you have to sign as well as the person it’s wrote to.

You can deposit a check made out to someone else in your own bank account if the payee endorses the check over to you. They will need to write “Pay to ” on the back of the check and sign it. There is, however, no legal requirement that the bank accept such checks.

Hi Khalil: No. You are not able to deposit a check made payable to someone else, and deposit it into your own account. Wells Fargo has stopped taking third party checks. The person that the check is made payable to needs to be there with a valid ID.

ANYONE can deposit a persons check into their account. No endorsements required.

Some of the checks, including that of my own, were torn by the original recipient, then taped back together by the fraudster. So yes, it’s definitely possible that someone can steal and cash a check with your name on it. All they need is to have a connection at an establishment that can cash a check.

When are They Considered Illegal? Possessing blank checks with intent to defraud is illegal. It falls under check fraud. Check fraud is a crime involving the illegal or deceptive use of checks.