I got an email today saying that there isn't sufficent funds in my bank account to make a transaction. I recently sent someone some money and this transaction is what prompted the email. So I checked my BOA mobile app to find out that my checking account balance is at negative 12,000. I called BOA and they told me that state of Virginia garnished my account total of $13,500 in 2 transactions. First one was 1,500 (that's all I had in my checking) and then another one of 12,000 by overdrafting. The exact transaction name is "Legal Order, TLS". I did some research and it looks like this could happen in few different situations like owing child support, taxes, etc. but I don't have any kids, was never married, never made a penny in the state of VA, and don't owe any taxes (not that I know of). I just filed my taxes for NC for year 2023 and got my refund back. I went to school here in NC been working here since. My gut feeling tells me this is some kind of mistake and I should get my money back, though not sure how long that will take. I'll be calling the Virgina tax number first thing in the morning and thankfully I have another checking account I can use to pay bills in the meantime. Has this happened to anyone and what was the outcome? How long did it take to get your money back? I'd appreciate any advice. This is the first time it's happened to me and I'm quite in shock honestly. Thank you.
Submitted March 05, 2024 at 10:48PM by SatisfactionLegal668 https://ift.tt/hwRVvqM
