Ok, so on 9/17/11, I went to a good friend's wedding. I gave money in the form of a personal check. However, in my haste or error, I made the check out to: "Good friend's full maiden name" and husband's name.
My understanding was they could both endorse it, and then just endorse it to one or the other.
However, now, almost a month later, the check has not been deposited. They aren't going on a honeymoon until december, so its not that they are away.
The amount isn't going to matter if they cash it whenever they want, but I want to make sure I didn't hose them by the way I made the check out.
So, should I wait a few more weeks and then send an email asking if everything is ok with the check, should I just let it slide and wait to see if they deposit it, or something else? I don't want to be the scumbag that gave them a check they couldn't deposit.
What would you do?
Thanks.
My understanding was they could both endorse it, and then just endorse it to one or the other.
However, now, almost a month later, the check has not been deposited. They aren't going on a honeymoon until december, so its not that they are away.
The amount isn't going to matter if they cash it whenever they want, but I want to make sure I didn't hose them by the way I made the check out.
So, should I wait a few more weeks and then send an email asking if everything is ok with the check, should I just let it slide and wait to see if they deposit it, or something else? I don't want to be the scumbag that gave them a check they couldn't deposit.
What would you do?
Thanks.
, anyway, b/c they were so confused they didn't want to call you to ask what the fuck you were doing so let it sit in a drawer or threw it away since it apparently was a insignificant amount . Thankfully, however, your offer to give them a normal check would save them some grief.
