1. Visit a Bank of America branch in the UK. You can find the nearest branch using Bank of America's branch locator. You will need to present a valid photo ID and the check to the teller, and you may be required to provide additional information such as your account number and routing number.
2. Use a partner bank in the UK. Bank of America has partnerships with certain banks in the UK, which allows their customers to cash checks at those banks. You can find a list of these partner banks on Bank of America's website. When cashing a check at a partner bank, you may be required to present a valid photo ID and the check, as well as provide additional information such as your account number and routing number.
3. Use a currency exchange bureau in the UK. There are many currency exchange bureaus in London that may offer check-cashing services. When using a currency exchange bureau, you may be required to present a valid photo ID and the check, and you may be charged a fee for their services.
4. Use a mobile banking app. Some mobile banking apps, such as Revolut and Wise, allow their customers to deposit checks remotely. You can take a photo of the check and upload it to the app, and the funds will be deposited into your account. You may be required to provide additional information such as your account number and routing number.
It's important to note that you may be subject to fees when cashing a Bank of America check in the UK, depending on the method you choose. Additionally, the exchange rate may affect the amount of money you receive for the check.
