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Returned in 2025
$ 10000

Individuals

Recovery efforts initiated require original, signed paper documents in order to comply with statutory regulations. However, we can initiate a recovery on your behalf electronically. Please agree to the terms of our electronic agreement and we can begin processing a claim on your behalf immediately. As always, there are no upfront fees for you to incur; Lost Cash Now is only paid upon the successful recovery of your assets.

Corporations

Internal staff does not guarantee that all of your unclaimed property will be located. We can handle one off projects, or you can outsource your entire unclaimed property recovery effort.



Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Unclaimed property refers to financial assets that have been abandoned or forgotten by their rightful owners, such as dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, stocks, or security deposits.

We specialize in locating and recovering unclaimed assets on behalf of individuals and businesses. Our team researches databases, verifies ownership, and handles the necessary paperwork to claim the funds.

The rightful owner of the property, their heirs, or authorized representatives may be eligible to claim unclaimed funds, depending on the legal requirements of the jurisdiction.

You can check government unclaimed property databases, or we can conduct a search on your behalf to identify potential assets.

The timeline varies depending on the complexity of the claim and the state's processing time. Some claims can be processed within a few weeks, while others may take several months.

No, we work on a contingency basis, meaning we only charge a fee if we successfully recover your unclaimed property.

Our fee structure varies based on the complexity of the claim. We will provide a clear agreement outlining our percentage before proceeding with recovery efforts.

If your claim is denied, we will review the reason for the denial and determine if additional documentation or legal action is required to pursue recovery.

In most cases, unclaimed property does not expire, but it remains in the custody of the state until it is claimed. However, some property types, such as stocks or certain accounts, may be liquidated after a certain period.

While state websites allow individuals to search for unclaimed funds, we offer a full-service recovery process, handling research, documentation, and submission on your behalf.