I am a servicemember who was serving with the XXXX XXXX and had an auto loan open with XXXX XXXX, through the XXXX program created and operated by DFS. I received a redress check in compliance with Consent Order File No. XXXX. I was traveling for my ( then ) current job at the time the check was mailed to me, and as a result it was placed in an archive of all my mail that my parents were keeping for me while I travelled. I did not return and go through all of my mail until recently, and because of this, the check that I was sent is more than ( XXXX ) days old, and is therefore void. I have contacted both DFS and XXXX XXXX XXXX ( the company contracted by DFS to issue redress checks ), who have both told me that they can not, or will not, do anything for me. This check is almost XXXX ( XXXX ) dollars! I read the compliance order, which states that it shall be effective and honored for XXXX ( XXXX ) years, and it has not been honored with regard to my case. 
