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Agencies: Unclaimed Funds & Property, 50 States

Offers links to each US State government entity responsible for safekeeping and return of assets from inactive accounts. Find forms.

This is a directory which shows the appropriate agencies to contact in order to obtain information on unclaimed funds and/or abandoned property in each state.

Each year millions of dollars are turned over generally to each U.S. State Treasurer's Offices by businesses who are unable to contact property owners. These funds may be in the form of savings accounts checking accounts, dividends, certificates of deposit, gift certificates, insurance benefits+ unpaid wages, commissions, un-cashed checks, death benefits insurance payments money orders, refunds, stocks and safe deposit box items, etc.

These links provide access to each U.S. State government entity to determine if they are holding unclaimed assets belonging to you or your family or business. Find forms and applications for claiming funds.

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State Agencies: Unclaimed Funds & Property

State Unclaimed Funds and Property

This is a directory which shows the appropriate agencies to contact in order to obtain information on unclaimed funds and/or abandoned property in each state.

Each year millions of dollars are turned over generally to each U.S. State Treasurer's Offices by businesses who are unable to contact property owners. These funds may be in the form of savings accounts checking accounts, dividends, certificates of deposit, gift certificates, insurance benefits+ unpaid wages, commissions, un-cashed checks, death benefits insurance payments money orders, refunds, stocks and safe deposit box items, etc.

These links provide access to each U.S. State government entity to determine if they are holding unclaimed assets belonging to you or your family or business. Find forms and applications for claiming funds.

It is recommend you use the FREE State's services to locate unclaimed property. There is no need to hire a third party to search for unclaimed property when the services are FREE and easy.

Be prepared to submit:

• a copy of current identification
• a copy of your social security card
• evidence of residence
• evidence of doing business with the former holder of the property.

Unclaimed assets are usually reported in the name or Social Security number of the owner's along with any owner information (if available).

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