FAQs

Unclaimed funds are money and other assets whose owners cannot be located. Unclaimed funds are required to be escheated to the government after a specified period of time.

The law requires corporations, businesses, associations, financial institutions, and insurance companies (often referred to as “holders”) to annually report and deliver property to their State Controller’s Office if there has been no activity on the account or contact with the owner for a specified period of time.

Owner often forget the account exist or move and do not leave a forwarding address. In many cases, the owner dies but heirs who have no knowledge of the property.

Yes, if you are an heir, trustee, or personal representative/executor/administrator. Contact our claims specialist today for help.

Not with us. We do not require any form of payment from you in advance. No credit card, debit card, or cash are needed for our services.

We are paid on a contingency basis. Our standard fee is 10%, which is automatically deducted by the state and sent in a separate check?

We will cover the cost of a mobile notary or postal cost. With us you will never need your wallet?

Our claims specialist will never ask you for any sensitive documents or information. We provide you with the necessary claims form, indexing forms (to attach copies of your supporting documents), and postage so you can send it to the state yourself.