Connecting people with their unclaimed property is our business.
Billions Of Dollars Go Unclaimed Each Year
Every year, an astonishing amount of money goes unclaimed, totaling billions of dollars. This unclaimed money can come from various sources, such as forgotten bank accounts, uncashed paychecks, life insurance policies, pension funds, abandoned safe deposit boxes, foreclosure overages, or unclaimed tax refunds.
It is estimated that over $40 billion is currently sitting in unclaimed funds across the United States. Despite efforts to reunite individuals with their lost funds, a significant portion remains unclaimed because people don't believe that they have any unclaimed funds waiting for them to claim; therefore, they dismiss any notices or attempts made by companies to notify them of their unclaimed funds.
However, it is important for individuals to be proactive in searching for unclaimed funds that may rightfully belong to them. By taking the time to research and follow up on potential sources of unclaimed funds, individuals may be able to access money that could significantly benefit them. Additionally, by staying informed and aware of the possibility of unclaimed funds, individuals can ensure that they do not miss out on any opportunities to recover lost assets. It is crucial for individuals to recognize the importance of investigating potential sources of unclaimed funds and taking the necessary steps to claim what is rightfully theirs.
Assets Can Be Held At State, County, or Directly With The Original Source
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County Treasurer
Original Source
The state treasurer is one of the sources that safeguards unclaimed property until the rightful owner claims it. In order to claim those funds, the individual needs to submit all necessary documentation and provide proof of ownership.
The county treasurer is another party that may hold unclaimed property until the rightful owner claims it. The county may hold the property for a certain amount of time before transferring it to the state's unclaimed property division or the owner forfeiting it, depending on the type of property it is, such as proceeds from a foreclosure sale.
Banks, employers, life insurance companies, and various businesses are the original sources of unclaimed property. They will hold onto a property for a certain period of time before turning it over to the state if the owner cannot be located. Therefore, if you're checking at the state or county level and neither of those yields results, then it is most likely that the property is still with the original source.
We Investigate. We Find. We Get You Paid.
We, at Retrieva, are here to help locate and return unclaimed property to its rightful owners. We conduct extensive investigations into the ownership of unclaimed property and work tirelessly to reunite it with those who are entitled to it. And if you're curious to see if you have any unclaimed property waiting for you, look no further; we are here to assist you.
Types of Unclaimed Property
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We Investigate Unclaimed Assets
We search beyond the State Treasurers
to find any unclaimed property that is being held for you.
How it works
When you receive a notice in the mail or via email regarding unclaimed property, simply follow the instructions provided to claim what is rightfully yours.
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Respond to Notice
When you receive a notice from us, either by email or mail, please respond promptly. Failure to respond may result in forfeiture of any unclaimed property.
Complete Claim Form
Fill in all required fields on the form and follow the instructions to submit your claim form.
Get Paid
After successfully completing your claim form and submitting it, please allow 2–6 weeks for your claim to be processed.
We Search For Unclaimed Property Nationwide
We conduct searches at the state level, county, and directly with the asset holder.
Everyday people are being connected with their unclaimed property. Maybe you could be next.
