Unclaimed Property is property currently being held by a private or public agency that rightfully belongs to someone else. Some common examples of Unclaimed Property include: (i) forgotten property such as bank deposits; (ii) insurance proceeds; (iii) tax refunds; (iv) uncashed checks; and (v) inheritances.
Bonus checks
Certificate of Deposit
Certified Checks
Credit Checks or Memos
Customer Overpayment
Rent Deposits
Dormant Checking and Savings Accounts
Uncashed Checks
Uncashed Money Orders
Cashiers Checks
Tax Refunds
Matured or terminated insurance policies
Mineral interests and royalty payments
Safe Deposit Box Contents
Security Deposits
Cash Dividends
Stocks, mutual funds, bonds, and dividends
Court deposits
Trust funds and escrow accounts
Foreign Exchange Checks
Group Policy Benefits or Claim Payments
Matured Bond Principals
Matured Certificates of Deposit
Missing Heir Funds
Pension Checks
Premium Refunds
Refunds & Rebates
Travelers Checks
Treasurer’s Checks
U.S. Government Securities
Unredeemed Gift Certificates
Utility Deposits
Vendors Checks
Workers Compensation Benefits