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Check Screening

A check is Eligible if...
  • it was received in Los Angeles County, deposited in a bank in exchange for goods or services, and presumed good at the time of acceptance. There are no minimum restrictions based on dollar amount.

  • a courtesy notice was sent to check writer allowing at least 10 days to cover the check.

  • it was submitted to the program within 120 days from the date on the check.

  • a photo identification such as drivers license, military I.D., or state identification card was recorded at the time of the transaction.
A check is Ineligible if...
  • it is post-dated.

  • both parties knew there were insufficient funds at the time of transaction.

  • it is an out-of-state, two party, rent, government, or payroll check.

  • the identity of the check writer is unknown.

  • no amount, date, or signature on the check.

  • if not processed through your bank.

  • the check involves an extension of credit or payment on an account.

  • If a check is ineligible for the Los Angeles County District Attorney Bad Check Restitution Program you may consider small claims action or private collection efforts.

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