Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: October 10, 2024) |
Title 32 - National Defense |
Subtitle A - Department of Defense |
Chapter V - Department of the Army |
SubChapter A - Aid of Civil Authorities and Public Relations |
Part 527 - PERSONAL CHECK CASHING CONTROL AND ABUSE PREVENTION |
Subpart C - Procedures |
§ 527.29 - Check-cashing facility.
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In addition to the requirements of its proponent agency, the head of the facility to which a check is returned unpaid will do the following:
(a) Notify the checkwriter through the checkwriter's unit commander (for soldier or family member) or checkwriter's supervisor (for civilian) of the dishonored check. See figure 3-1 for a sample notification letter. A copy of the notification will be furnished to the ICCO. Sufficient copies will be sent to the commander or supervisor so a copy can be returned to the ICCO acknowledging receipt and indicating action to be taken. Notices will include, but are not limited to, the following:
(1) Name of checkwriter (or endorser, if a two party check).
(2) Date and amount of check.
(3) SSN of checkwriter.
(4) Status (active duty, retired, Reserve, National Guard, family member, civilian employee, etc.) and service (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard).
(5) Name, grade, SSN, and duty station of sponsor, if applicable.
(6) Home address and telephone number.
(7) Clear instructions covering—.
(i) Method of redemption.
(ii) Time allowed in which redemption must be made.
(iii) Administrative/service charges.
(iv) Appeal rights.
(b) Notify the ICCO as soon as—
(1) The check is redeemed. Provide date of redemption.
(2) Written evidence is furnished proving a bank or other error clearing the checkwriter of fault.
(3) The checkwriter fails to redeem the check within the grace period.
(4) The check is written off.
(c) Begin action for collection from pay when authorized, if all efforts at direct collection fail. (See AR 37-108, AR 37-104-3, and AR 37-104-10.)