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one week has been passed over, please advise when do you expect send the cheque / check to us?

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Anonymousone week has been passed over, please advise when do you expect send the cheque / check to us?

"One week has been passed over" is a correct clause, but it's not idiomatic (natural) in this case.
(Don't forget the capital.)

We'd say, "This is the third time she's been passed over for a promotion."

"To pass over" is an idiom in my example.

A common and natural useage of "pass over" which is not an idiom would be,

"We watched the train pass over the bridge."

Your sentence has a comma splice. I'd suggest a full stop (period and capital letter).

You've written the "when" clause is in question form: When do you expect TO send the check?

(Don't forget the infinitive particle.)

One week has passed. Please advise when you expect to send the cheque.

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