A check presented more than six months after its date is known as a:
A) cashier's check.
B) certified check.
C) traveler's check.
D) stale check.

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A check presented more than six months after its date is considered a stale check. It may not be honored by the bank and must be reissued or replaced. A cashier's check is a type of check issued by a bank, a certified check is a personal check guaranteed by the bank, and a traveler's check is a form of prepaid currency used by travelers. None of these definitions match a check presented more than six months after its date.

A Check Presented More Than Six Months After Its Date