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 |
§ 527.35 - Appeals.
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(a) Any person whose check-cashing privileges are suspended may submit a written appeal for removal of the suspension. Active duty soldiers or their family members will send the appeal to their unit commander. Civilian employees will send their appeals to their first line supervisor. The appeal will include the following:
(1) Date check-cashing privileges were suspended.
(2) Check-cashing facility where check was cashed.
(3) Date and where full payment, including administrative/service charges, was made.
(4) Date remedial training was completed.
(5) Grade received on installation checkbook maintenance test.
(6) Reasons privileges should be restored.
(b) ICCOs will not restore privileges if the checkwriter has not attended required training, has not passed the installation checkbook maintenance test, or has not paid in full all dishonored checks and administrative/service charges that did not result from bank or other excusable error.
(c) If appeal was approved, the ICCO will—
(1) Remove checkwriter's name from dishonored checklist.
(2) Inform checkwriter promptly of action taken.