<prompt> Human: Hey all,I am currently renting an apartment and the landlord notified my roommate and I that the rent from last month was not received. We pay via Cashiers Check from Bank of America and send it in the mail.Unfortunately, the letter sent in the mail containing the cashiers check was not certified first mistake. So I am assuming that it indeed never reached the landlord.Obviouslly, the landlord wants his money and I feel we are at fault here and need to pay again. I have the extra cash, it is just not the ideal situation. The rent amount is sizable, due to our location 1700.I was wondering if you guys had any advice on how to recover from this situation or if it is possible to get the check reimbursed?  <response>: Go talk to the bank, NOW. You cant stop a cashiers check. But if you go in, tell them the situation and theyll have you fill out a declaration of loss. This is basically a sworn statement that sez the check no longer exists in legit hands and Id like it back. After some time period the bank will give you back the . However the bank may still payout the check if it gets cashed; they have to, a cashiers check says the bank will pay the bearer of the check, not who it says on the check.But if you report it, they can flag it so when it does get cashed... dunno. If its flagged, they can do checks to see who signed on it andor possibly refuse to honor it. 