First of all, it is no problem to keep evidence of bank remittance. The bank remittance is either received or returned, and it will certainly not be lost, but it will take a lot of twists and turns in the middle. Since the domestic bank said it would arrive in seven working days, you should go to the domestic bank before it arrives and let them solve it. If they can't solve it, they threaten to sue them. This is entirely the fault of the bank.

Second, cross-border remittance, especially to any community bank, will be very troublesome. I strongly advise you not to do this again. Get a bank card in China, and let your family remit money from China Bank. I remember it will arrive in a day or two, and it will be very convenient soon. Then you can write a check to your landlord in America, which is the easiest and most convenient way. No more community banks. These banks are for local people, not foreigners like you. ...