​WHAT IS UNCLAIMED PROPERTY?

​Unclaimed or “abandoned” property refers to property or accounts within financial institutions or companies— where no activity has been generated (i.e.contact with the owner) regarding the property for one year or a longer period. After a designated period of time called the dormancy period with no activity or contact, the property becomes “unclaimed” and—by law—must be turned over to the state of the last known address associated with the property.

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​WHERE CAN I FIND UNCLAIMED PROPERTY DUE TO ME?

​Unclaimed Property is turned over to the state of the last known address associated with the property owner. If the last known address is an international address, the property is turned over to the state of incorporation for the company that owes funds to the owner. Below, we have provided information and links to find unclaimed property that may be due to you;

Federal Agencies-

1. https://closedbanks.fdic.gov/FUNDS/FundsNET/Funds - This site contains information on unclaimed funds held by the FDIC due to accountholders of banks that closed or went out of business.

2. https://entp.hud.gov/dsrs/refunds/ - This site contains information on unclaimed HUD/FHA mortgage insurance refunds. 

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