Search results
Results From The WOW.Com Content Network
NAUPA is the leading, trusted authority in unclaimed property. We help individuals claim their unclaimed property, and help businesses ensure compliance per state law in annual reporting. Explore NAUPA and its resources.
Search by state or province. States make it as easy as possible to check for your unclaimed property. Each state maintains a database of unclaimed property for that state, and—by law—attempts to return the property to its rightful owners.
Search official government sites for billions in unclaimed property—quickly and easily
NAUPA develops and adopts policy and engages in the legislative process as needed to represent unclaimed property programs in every state, protect the unclaimed property rights of citizens, and to support the overall public good.
Most states participate in MissingMoney.com—a free website, sponsored by NAUPA, from which you can search participating state’s databases for unclaimed property. MissingMoney.com will display any states in which there is a match, and provide information and links to the official government websites for beginning the claims process.
Search official government sites for billions in unclaimed property—quickly and easily Search for Your Unclaimed Property (It's Free) Claim Your Found Property
The claims process should be straightforward, but—as to be expected with claims of cash or property—it will require you to provide proof of ownership. Use the interactive map on the Search for Your Unclaimed Property page to locate each state's official program.
Do you have unclaimed cash or property waiting for you? Approximately 1 in 7 people do! There are literally billions of dollars in unclaimed property, held by state governments and treasuries within the United States. It’s free to search for yours. We’re here to help.
Search official government sites for billions in unclaimed property—quickly and easily
Washington, DC – The National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators (NAUPA) released today its Fiscal Year 20 Annual Report, a public-private partnership to provide the most in-depth look at unclaimed property statistics.