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How Does It Work

We value transparency and will keep you informed throughout the entire claims process.

Step 1. The Audit

Routine audits are made on government agencies across the United States and great efforts are expended to locate the rightful owner(s).

2. Paperwork

Once you have agreed to let us work your claim, we will set up a time for you to sign and notarize several pages of paperwork to allow us to get started.

3. Waiting Time!

Once we submit the claim to the appropriate government agency, typical processing times range fr

om 1-4 months. 

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Documents Needed

The following documents are needed to file a claim:

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  • Signed Contract between Unclaimed Funds Finder and the Claimant

  • Copy of Claimant’s ID (ie: Driver’s license, Identification card or passport)

  • Copy of Claimant’s Social Security card

  • Notarized Claim Forms (we send the notary to you)

  • Copy of Death Certificate (if claimant is an heir)

  • Copy of Probate documents (if claimant is an heir)

  • Any other additional documents required by the government entity

 

* This list may very based on the specifics of the claim. If you lack a necessary document, we will assist you in obtaining the required information or finding an alternative solution at no additional cost.

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Act Fast Before the Deadline Expires!

We handle the entire claims process from start to finish, so you don't have to worry about a thing. Our services are provided on a contingency bases, meaning there are no upfront fees. We only get paid if and when we recover your funds. All associated costs, including attorney fees, are covered by our share of the recovered amount. You receive the largest portion of any funds reclaimed. If, for any reason, the claim is not successful, you owe us nothing. It's a completely risk free process.

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