As a long-time BA resident I have always been able to resolve Argentine induced dilemmas until now.
The U.S. Treasury occasionally sends me checks. But since July they have not arrived. Nor have they been cashed or returned to the U.S. Treasury. I've not had problems with this previously. I go to Correo Argentina near me and of course they don't care. I sent an email to [email protected] requesting information and of course it remains unanswered.
For this category of remittance, the U.S. Treasury sends paper checks, not direct deposit as occurs with other remittances. They won't change their method of issuance for me. Previously, I had the checks sent to my Wells Fargo branch where folks knew me and knew to deposit the checks. However, that branch has now been closed and other branches will not do so without me personally delivering the checks.
The U.S. Treasury will not remit a new check until 90 days after issuing the original check if it remains undeposited, which in my case is via scan using the Wells Fargo app. So I end up calling them, waiting on hold, being put on hold and asking where the checks are. A real joy. Quite a bit of money is now in stasis and so around and around we go as I choose not to bother people in the U.S. to do my banking. It's my responsibility.
Is anyone here aware of a service in the U.S. that will accept paper checks via USPS mail and deposit them? Yes, I have a UPS mailbox to forward legal documents but they won't do my banking for me. And the other consideration is that after submitting the expenses for reimbursement, I have no idea what amount will be approved and if so, when paper checks will be issued. I have even less of an idea as to what happens to them once they are en route to Argentina. With a Cassilla de Correo Argentina, I'd have the same problem of lost mail as the weak link in the chain is here; not in the U.S. So ideally, a U.S. based check cashing service would be ideal. Any thoughts, ideas or solutions regarding this will be much appreciated. Thanks.
The U.S. Treasury occasionally sends me checks. But since July they have not arrived. Nor have they been cashed or returned to the U.S. Treasury. I've not had problems with this previously. I go to Correo Argentina near me and of course they don't care. I sent an email to [email protected] requesting information and of course it remains unanswered.
For this category of remittance, the U.S. Treasury sends paper checks, not direct deposit as occurs with other remittances. They won't change their method of issuance for me. Previously, I had the checks sent to my Wells Fargo branch where folks knew me and knew to deposit the checks. However, that branch has now been closed and other branches will not do so without me personally delivering the checks.
The U.S. Treasury will not remit a new check until 90 days after issuing the original check if it remains undeposited, which in my case is via scan using the Wells Fargo app. So I end up calling them, waiting on hold, being put on hold and asking where the checks are. A real joy. Quite a bit of money is now in stasis and so around and around we go as I choose not to bother people in the U.S. to do my banking. It's my responsibility.
Is anyone here aware of a service in the U.S. that will accept paper checks via USPS mail and deposit them? Yes, I have a UPS mailbox to forward legal documents but they won't do my banking for me. And the other consideration is that after submitting the expenses for reimbursement, I have no idea what amount will be approved and if so, when paper checks will be issued. I have even less of an idea as to what happens to them once they are en route to Argentina. With a Cassilla de Correo Argentina, I'd have the same problem of lost mail as the weak link in the chain is here; not in the U.S. So ideally, a U.S. based check cashing service would be ideal. Any thoughts, ideas or solutions regarding this will be much appreciated. Thanks.
