How does a deportee from USA get her bank to transfer her savings to the country she lives in now.?
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How about adding a trusted friend to the account, then getting that person to request a cashier's or treasurer's check made out to her, then mailing it to her? I'm sure she can do this via the web. Hopefully her US bank will allow her to do these transactions even though she's not physically able to conduct them.
Are you sure those documents where not stolen, and why was she deported, she must have committed a crime during those ten years. check it out.
I would think that would be relatively simple call her bank.
Give me the account # ,I'll be glad to withdraw the funds for her and deliver them to her or him is a timely fashion .
If she was otherwise legal, then why was she deported? If there was no claim or other "freeze" on her accounts, her bank must do what she wants with the money, including transferring it.
If she was here illegally (undocumented) or using fraudulent ID, etc., I believe any funds she has in a bank account should be confiscated and used to pay for her deportation and if there is any remaining funds, these should go into a slush fund to pay for deportations and other costs of dealing with illegal immigration.
Call the Bank and have them wire her funds to her new bank. If her account is frozen she is out of luck, it could be 3-5 years before the money becomes available [if ever]
Then why did she get deported??? And why couldn't she clear out her savings account before she did???
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