Unclaimed Funds
Recovery Services

Many people have unclaimed funds without knowing it. Common indicators include: moving and not updating your address with financial institutions, changing jobs frequently, having dormant bank accounts, or being a beneficiary of someone who passed away. Our free asset search can help determine if you have unclaimed funds waiting for you.

We can recover various types of unclaimed funds including: dormant bank accounts, unclaimed insurance benefits, forgotten investment accounts, utility deposits, payroll checks, pension benefits, government refunds, safe deposit box contents, and inheritance funds. Our expertise covers both state and federal unclaimed property databases.

We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing upfront. Our fees are only collected when we successfully recover your funds. The fee percentage varies depending on the complexity of the case and the amount recovered. We'll discuss all fees transparently during your initial consultation, and you'll never pay unless we're successful.

The timeline varies depending on the type of unclaimed funds and the holding agency. Simple cases may be resolved in 30-60 days, while more complex cases involving multiple agencies or extensive documentation might take 3-6 months. We'll provide regular updates throughout the process and work diligently to expedite your recovery.

Yes, you can search some public databases yourself. However, our professional service offers significant advantages: we have access to specialized databases not available to the public, we understand the complex legal requirements for claiming funds, we handle all paperwork and communications with agencies, and we can identify funds that may be held under variations of your name or previous addresses.

To begin your unclaimed funds search, we'll need basic information such as your full name, previous names (maiden names), current and previous addresses, Social Security number, and dates of birth. If you're searching for funds from a deceased relative, we'll need their information as well as proof of your relationship to them.

Generally, there is no time limit on claiming unclaimed funds held by state governments. However, some federal agencies and private institutions may have deadlines. Additionally, some states may eventually transfer very old funds to their general treasury. It's always best to act promptly once unclaimed funds are identified to avoid any potential complications.