New York Lottery Closing Fishkill Location
Winning money playing the New York lottery is hard enough but now it appears that if you're lucky enough to have a winning ticket you might have a hard time finding where in the Hudson Valley to cash in.
The New York Lottery offers anyone willing to pay the opportunity to play various lottery games hoping to win big. The number of games is endless from various dollar amount scratch-off tickets to the big draw games like Lotto, Powerball, and Mega Millions. Yes, the odds of you winning a big jackpot are extremely high, but somebody has to win, and if it's you do you know what to do with your winning ticket after you realize you've won a substantial amount of money?
Cashing in a Winning New York Lottery Ticket
If you've played any of the games mentioned above and have been lucky enough to win you already know that if you win $600 or less you should be able to cash in your ticket at any store that sells lottery tickets. If you win over $600 players are required to make an appointment at a New York Lottery Lottery Customer Service Center to claim their winnings. The lottery currently has a customer service center in Fishkill, New York but according to a sign on the front of the center that appears to be changing soon.
Fishkill, New York Lottery Center Closing
If you are holding a winning lottery ticket and are planning to cash it in at the Fishkill Center you'll need to do it before March 29th! The New York Lottery Claims Center located in the Westage Business Center in Fishkill has announced that the claims center is closing on March 29, 2024, according to a sign that is posted on the entrance to the location. The sign instructs anyone trying to claim various prizes to visit Resorts World Hudson Valley in Newburgh, NY to claim any prizes under $250,000.
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The sign also stated that players can also make claims at centers located in Plainview and Schenectady, New York, or by mail. Winners can also make appointments at the three remaining lottery centers online here.
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