<prompt> Human: Hello everyone!So, basically my grandma gets nearly 1,000 a month off of government social security or something like that and they send a check to our household every month. Ever since this started, nearly a year ago, Ive been taking her to the bank BOFA in order to swipe her card for her and deposit the check. This way, she doesnt have to do anything and shes there in person so Im not doing anything illegal I hope.Recently, I realized whatd make this very easy was if I could just go by myself, swipe her card I know her PIN, and cash out the check from the teller without needing to have her with me at the bank. My mom told me something about her having to be with me otherwise the tellers would not let me access her account because Im someone other than the person on the card or something like that. Is that true?I know I could also just use her card and deposit the check and cash it out at an ATM, but the ATMs only give out 20 and 50 bills but shed prefer 100 ones.Any help is appreciated, thank you! :D  <response>: Banks will usually let you put money IN the account, as long as the account owner has endorsed the back of the check. They will not let you take cash out, though, even the cash for this specific check. You can double check with the bank to be sure.Do not use her debit card or PIN when you do this, just write down the account number and have the teller pull it up that way. 