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Lydia
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I think it's usually 90 days
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In New Zealand, it's 6 months from the date on the cheque. After that it's classed as stale and would have to be re-issued.
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Depends on who it's from. Most corporate payroll checks expire 90 days-6 months after issue date. Personal checks, not really an expiration date, but like everything, you take the risk of the money not being in the account if you wait too long. Just when you cash a personal check after a long time, make sure you have the money in YOUR account to cover it, just in case the other person doesn't, your bank will charge you. (I am sorry I stated information for US) +3
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For the U.S., many checks have an expiration date printed on them. For example, Void beyond 90 days of issuance. Personal checks usually don't have a void date written on them. I was once told that personal checks are typically void after either 6 months or one year from the date of issuance. I don't remember which it is though.
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According to my authority figure it is Six months here as well.
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yes, as the other person said, usually 90 days.......and it's generally printed somewhere on the check, but of course in tiny, tiny print!! LOL
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