"check in person" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to express the idea that one can find out information by checking with someone in person rather than over the phone or online. For example, "If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to check in person with your local store."
When I asked for the mailing address, I was advised to bring my check in person.
If enough is made to make the travel, we will fly down there (on our own expenses) and deliver a check in person!" As of Tuesday morning, Whitman's donors had pledged more than $2,500.
Make sure you check in person, your description of your pet might not match the perception of the person on the other end of your phone call!
Some of the businesses want you to pick up your check in person, and others will process it through your bank if you don't with no penalties.
While new UBERx drivers won't need to be licensed as taxi or limo drivers under existing CPUC regulations, Uber will be checking to ensure that all those who take part in UBERx will pass the company's screening tests, including a background check, in-person screening, and other quality-control requirements.
At the airport in San Francisco, the check-in person had commented that my bag was heavy.
We were just about to board a Virgin flight, when the check-in person pointed out that my son's passport was out of date and we hadn't noticed.
The check-in person at my hotel handed me two vouchers for free "welcome punch," served in the lobby's filament bulb-laden bar.
Those who wish to be paid their salary must collect their checks in person, on the Senate floor.
He added that little gestures, like picking up rent checks in person to listen to tenant feedback and responding promptly to complaints, had paid dividends.
He checks in person on the progress of building projects and alerts city cleaning crews (via his cell phone) to the presence of graffiti.
