Lost Your Fifth Third Bank Cashier’s Check or Money Order?

If your Fifth Third Bank cashier’s check or money order has been lost, damaged, destroyed, or stolen, you may not be able to access your funds right away. In most cases, the bank will require you to provide a Lost Instrument Bond before they will issue a replacement.

American Surety Bonds Agency can help you get the bond you need quickly and securely. Our team is highly experienced with Fifth Third Bank’s bond requirements and can assist you through the entire process.

A Lost Instrument Bond is a form of protection for the bank. If your original check or money order is later found and cashed, the bond ensures that Fifth Third Bank is not held responsible for a duplicate payment. Once this bond is in place, the bank can reissue your funds without making you wait the full 90 days.

The bond amount is based on the value of your lost cashier’s check or money order. The cost to purchase the bond typically starts at $100. Your final cost depends on factors such as the bond amount, your credit, and the specific details of the loss. No collateral is required in most cases.

The entire process is 100 percent secure, and many bonds are approved instantly. We work directly with Fifth Third Bank customers to help them meet the bank’s requirements and receive replacement funds as quickly as possible.

To begin, you will need:

• A copy of the letter from Fifth Third Bank requesting the bond
• Basic information about the lost instrument (check or money order)
• A completed bond application

To get started, complete our simplified application or contact our underwriting team. American Surety Bonds Agency is proud to support Fifth Third Bank customers across the country. Apply today and receive your bond today.

American Surety can also assist you with any of your other bonding needs, as we are licensed in all 50 states.  Call us today at (404) 486-2355 or our toll-free number (877) 201-8976 or you can visit our website suretybondsagency.com or find us on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn!