Through partnerships with online publications, such as the New York Post, we monitor pre-escheat dormant account notices issued by financial institutions.
Assets may become dormant when there is prolonged account inactivity, outdated contact information, a change of name or address, or when someone passes away without leaving complete financial records. Before dormant funds are transferred to government unclaimed property programs, financial institutions are typically required to publish a notice. Our database monitors these pre-transfer publications to help estates identify potential assets before they are remitted to government custody.
Search our database to identify assets before they are transferred to government custody.
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