Money orders can be cashed at check-cashiers or retailers, subject to the policies of the cashing location. Money orders can also be deposited into bank accounts. Fidelity Express agents are under no obligation to cash a money order.
How do I fill out a Fidelity money order?
- Fill in the recipient's name.
- Write your address in the purchaser section.
- Include your account number if you're paying a bill.
- Sign where it says "purchaser's signature."
- Keep your receipt.
How do I verify a Fidelity money order?
Please call 800-621-8030 ext. 7020 and speak to a consumer care specialist. If there are no stop or hold orders on the money order and it is good to cash, you will receive a verification number. This service is available Monday thru Friday, 8:00 – 5:00 CST.
Can you get a money order instantly?
Fill out the money order immediately and completely, leaving nothing blank. Use black gel ink and write legibly. Keep your receipt until you have confirmation that the payment has been received by the payee. Mail or deliver your money order in person.
Who will cash Fidelity money order?
Money orders can be cashed at check-cashiers or retailers, subject to the policies of the cashing location. Money orders can also be deposited into bank accounts. Fidelity Express agents are under no obligation to cash a money order.
How do I place a money order?
- Decide on the money order amount. ...
- Go to any Post Office location.
- Take cash, a debit card, or a traveler's check. ...
- Fill out the money order at the counter with a retail associate.
- Pay the dollar value of the money order plus the issuing fee.
- Keep your receipt to track the money order.
Does fidelity do money orders?
Money orders are a convenient way to pay bills, pay other financial obligations or just send funds through the mail more securely. Consumers visit one of our agent locations, request a money order from the clerk who then collects the face amount and retail fee, creates the money order and prints it from our terminal.
What is money order method?
A money order is a method of paying for something with cash using a check from a third party. You pay for the money order, and the third party issues you a check that you can give or send to someone. This person deposits the money order in their bank account or exchanges it for cash at a business or post office.