Does my husband need an ID to sign his check over to me?

Question

Basically me and my husband are in housing and housing owed us money and sent us 3 checks at different occasions but we haven't been able to find his ID. I know i heard he could sign them over to me (he's head of household so checks are pay to the order of and then his name in the front. But i have my ID and i heard he can sign it over to me in the back; endorsing it to me but would he still need to provide an ID at a check cashing place for himself?
 We dont have a bank, only a debit card.
Can you cash a check at a bank for cash even though you dont have a bank account?

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I don't think so. My sister and her husband did that and all they had to do was sign the back of the check. He signs first and you sign under his signature.

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Depends on where you’re cashing it. I worked for two different banks, and both required the ID for whoever the check was made out to as well as who it was signed over to if they did not have a joint bank account. 
There’s too much check fraud, most institutions that I’m aware of won’t accept 3rd party checks (where you sign a check over to someone else).

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How do you put money on your debit card? Is that what you're planning to do with the check? If so, call that institution and ask.

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Do you just keep cash in a mattress or what? Where does the money come from your debit card? I know this isn’t the question—just genuinely curious.

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At the bank yes.

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You cannot sign checks over at a check cashing place, banks allow it but not check cashing too much room for fraud and they don’t carry the same insurances as financial institutions

Does my husband need an ID to sign his check over to me?

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