Unclaimed Funds Retrieval Services
Tri E, LLCFind BBB Accredited Businesses in Unclaimed Funds Retrieval Services.
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- Additional Info:Unclaimed property is accounts in banks or other financial institutions that have had no activity or contact with the account holder for more than one year. This includes checking and savings accounts, refunds, customer overpayments, safety deposit boxes, etc.
You can search for unclaimed property in your name with the Treasury Department of any states where you have resided. If you find a match, you'll typically be required to send a copy of your social security card and a valid driver's license or other form of government ID. You'll also be asked to complete a form to secure your funds. Most states provide their service and the release of funds free of charge once they've verified that you are the rightful owner to the property.
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