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could you bring a check more than $20,000 on a plane going into the U.S.?
this is just a scenario: Please answer 2 of the questions.Thank you
Could I bring that check on a plane from Canada going into the U.S.?
Could U.S. citizens travel with that much money in check form within the U.S.?
Genus even if they try to cash it, won't the banks notify me first anyways for that much money?
5 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
send it interbank ..its safer
use XE.com
- Anonymous9 years ago
You just tell customs. Banks inform the government of anything over 10
- KittysueLv 79 years ago
As long as you declare it upon entry to the US you can bring a check for $200,000. Any monetary instruments over $10,000 (cash, check, bonds, etc) have to be declared but as long as you declare it you can bring it in
- sheldonlinkerLv 69 years ago
You can move as much money into and out of the US. However, if $10,000 or more, you have to make a declaration that it's happening.
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- ?Lv 59 years ago
Yes to both of them. It's not a good idea though because if someone sees that check for $20,000 it's not going to be yours anymore.
