I need to get my last check stub from The Department of Natural Resources ,how can I get that?
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Contact the Dept. of Nat. Res. Payroll Department for your state.
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http://www.firstgov.gov/
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You'll have to contact your local authorities who awarded you the benefits (family court/social services) or whatever entity/service sent you the check (unless you got it directly from the father).
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If you have a department of natural resources (DNR), apply there, if not, your local sheiff department would be able to tell you who to contact.
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contact the company holding your $$
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COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE\nDENVER, CO\n80261-0005
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Try checking with the state Department of Parks and Recreation.
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Go to:\nhttp://www2.limestone.edu/prospect/registrar/docs/trf.pdf\n\nPrint it, fill it out, write a $5 check and send it to 'em.
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I recently went through a major effort to collect a Small Claims judgment in Colorado and did not find anything about doing a till tap.  I do know that if you know where their assets are (the name and account number at the bank), you can put a claim on those assets.  I heard one good way to get bank information (and this would seem to work especially well for businesses) would be to pay that person with a check for a small amount and then, when the check cleared, get their bank information from your cancelled check.\n\nGood luck to you.
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You have to contact the state's comptroller's office.  They'll hook you up.
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Call the county clerk in the county you got it in, they'll be able to help you.
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i agree with Delbana - STOP PAYMENT on the check if ti's a personal or contact whoever gave you that check to do likewise, IMMEDIATely.  First look very hard for that receipt! If you can't find it, schedule a meeting with the bank officer in charge. If that doesn't resolve your problem, every state has a Banking Commissioner that you can get free help from in a dispute with a bank.  Every bank is required to 1) issue you a receipt for a deposited check, 2) make a photocopy of that check on a daily microfische-like source, and 3)return said check - to you if it was a personal one (altho' many major banks have done away with returned checks, but are stilled required to give you that photocopy) or to the check maker (your job, etc). If it involves a lot of money, banks have cameras over looking every teller and you can get a lawyer to sequester those tapes to protect you(but the Bank Comm. is free, give him a chance first).
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bcti has closed their doors so getting it from them is not very likely. call the state and see if they can do anything.
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You can't.  You would need to run a backgroud check for around $10 online.
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www.irs.gov - click on the link "where's my refund"
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Ask them for a copy.  They should have it on file.
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Just simply call the IRS.  www.irs.gov