Unclaimed money

You might have money waiting for you

Forgotten bank accounts, uncashed checks, old insurance policies — $80 billion is sitting in state treasuries. We'll find what's yours.

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$80B+

Sitting unclaimed in the US

1 in 10

people have unclaimed property

States searched automatically

What is unclaimed property?

Unclaimed property is money that a financial institution or government owes you that you have not collected. If property is not claimed by a certain time, it is reported to the state of the owner’s last known address. The state maintains custody of the property until the owner claims it. Unclaimed property is returned to owners in the form of a check from the state

We search everywhere you've been

Most people only check their current state. But unclaimed property follows you across your life.

Property you might be missing

Worked in California 10 years ago

Uncashed final paycheck

Had a bank account in college

Closed account with $47 balance

Old insurance policy

Unclaimed life insurance payout

Moved apartments 5 years ago

Security deposit never returned

Name change after marriage

Property under maiden name

We check all 50 states automatically

Using your address history and previous names from your GOV+ filings, we search every state database — not just where you live now.

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Why hasn't the state contacted you?

States try to find owners, but addresses change. People move. Names change. Life happens.

Searching on your own

Search each state individually (50 different websites)

Remember every address you've ever lived at

Search maiden name, nicknames, misspellings

Repeat the process every year for new property

Easy to miss states you forgot about

With GOV+ Uncclaimed Property Finder

One search covers all 50 states instantly

Uses address history from your GOV+ filings

Searches current name + maiden/previous names

Automatic re-scans find new property

Alerts when new money appears for you

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How it works

No forms to fill out. We already have what we need.

We already have your info

Your name, addresses, and previous names from GOV+ filings — we use it to search without you lifting a finger.

We search all 50 states

Not just where you live now — everywhere you've ever lived. Old jobs, past addresses, maiden names.

We show you what's yours

See exactly what's waiting, who's holding it, and step-by-step instructions to claim it.

Types of property we find

If it's sitting in a state treasury, we'll find it.

Bank Accounts

Dormant checking & savings

Uncashed Checks

Payroll, refunds, rebates

Insurance

Life insurance, policy refunds

Stocks & Dividends

Unclaimed shares, payouts

Utility Deposits

Security deposits, refunds

Tax Refunds

Unclaimed federal & state

Escrow accounts

Property taxes, etc

Estates

Inheritances

Mineral Rights

Interests & royalties

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New property appears all the time

Companies report unclaimed property to states every year. That paycheck from 2020? It might just now be appearing in the database. We keep scanning so you don't have to.

Automatic re-scans

Alerts for new finds

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How to claim your property or funds:

Depending on the property, you may be able to fill out an online form. Some property will require you to submit documentation and must be claimed by mail. GOV+ will guide you through the process.

2. How to check the status of your claim:

Most states have an online portal where you can check on the status of your claim. Once you’ve submitted a claim, you can follow up directly with the state. GOV+ will guide you through this process, as well.

3. How do I know what Unclaimed Property services are trustworthy?

Beware of scam sites that impersonate government agencies to steal your personal information or charge you to “release” funds that are already yours. The only safe way to claim unclaimed property is through official state portals. GOV+ finds your money and guides you through the official process — we never touch your funds.

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