What is unclaimed property?
Property reported to a state after an owner has not contacted the holder for a period defined by state law. The state safeguards it until an eligible claimant completes the claim process.
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General answers about unclaimed property recovery and state claims.
Property reported to a state after an owner has not contacted the holder for a period defined by state law. The state safeguards it until an eligible claimant completes the claim process.
Our work focuses on Florida, Georgia and Texas.
No. The state agency reviews the evidence and makes the final decision about eligibility and payment.
Requirements depend on the claim. A state may ask for information to confirm identity, ownership, address history or authority to act for an estate.
Processing times vary by state and claim. The state agency can provide a current estimate after submission.
You may submit a claim directly through the state. Our services are optional help with research, documentation and the claim process.
Use the official unclaimed property program for the state handling the claim. State agencies control the records, requirements and decisions.