Follow the Process, Step by Step
Select a stage to see what happens, what you provide, and how long it takes.
Step 1 of 4
Search the Registry
Enter your name, a relative's name, or a business name. Our system checks records across covered U.S. jurisdictions and returns potential matches in seconds — completely free.
person What you provide
- chevron_right A name to search (yours, a relative's, or a business)
- chevron_right A few minutes of your time
verified_user What we do
- chevron_right Scan covered jurisdictions for matches
- chevron_right Mask owner details to protect privacy
- chevron_right Return likely matches instantly
Pro tip: Try maiden names, nicknames, and former addresses — assets are often filed under old records.
What Does My Situation Require?
Choose who you are and we'll show the exact documents and path that apply to you.
Recovering property in your own name
checklist Documents you'll need
- check_circle Government-issued photo ID
- check_circle Proof of your current address
- check_circle Any account/policy records you have
This is the most direct path. If your name matches the reported record, verification is usually quick.
Your Estimated Timeline
Typical end-to-end
About 6 to 14 weeks
Estimates only. Complex or multi-jurisdiction claims can take longer; responsive claimants finish faster.
Free to Search
Searching the registry costs nothing, and looking never requires payment.
Official Programs Are Free
State-run unclaimed property programs never charge to search or return funds — you may always use them directly.
Clear, Upfront Terms
Any service terms for guided filing are disclosed to you in advance — never hidden, never required to search.
Frequently Asked
Is there a fee to search or claim? expand_more
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Ready to Find What Belongs to You?
Start with a free search — it takes less than a minute and there is no obligation.