<prompt> Human: Ok guys... My issue is below and I was wondering you had any advice on what I can do about this situation.I recently sold a vehicle with a lien on it and had the buyer wire money for the entire amount of the sale including 4,000 more than lien amount directly to the lien holder Chase Bank. In completing this transaction I was told it would take 3-5 business days to receive the overpayment by mail in the form of a check no matter what the amount was. The buyer transferred the money from a Chase account on September 17th and the check just got cut today September 23rd and now Chase is telling me it has to sit around 10 business days before it gets mailed out because it is over 1000.Is there any way I can get this money faster?  <response>: Probably not, although if its a matter of life or death you can try getting in touch with a supervisor at the bank and make your case. Youre gonna need a real good reason, like, you will be homeless or die because you need medication, for them to do anything. Even then, their hands may be tied because the delay is probably due to their money controls and fraud policies. Overpaying a loancredit card by a few thousand dollars and then getting a check for the refund is a common money laundering tactic so red flags pop up for those sort of transactions. Edit: Also, in my experience, Chase can be... unyielding. I wouldnt count on them doing anything to expedite your money. 