Unclaimed Property Database Org Search
Unclaimed property search by name exactly as spelled in Texas
How do I use Find My Funds to find if I have unclaimed property?
You can conduct two types of Delaware unclaimed funds with Find My Funds. You can first search with the national database using our Nationwide Unclaimed Property Search and follow the instructions.
Second, you can do a specific state search for any state that you have lived or worked. You can find the list of participating countries and choose the desired ones by clicking HERE. Once you have determined any unclaimed property, you should decide whether you are the legal owner and then make a claim.
How do I know if the unclaimed property I located in my search belongs to me?
In most cases, if the property you located on our search tool lists an address of your previous residence, then it likely belongs to you. If the listed address is not one of your prior addresses, then in most cases, it does not belong to you.
Be advised that you may be required to prove that you once resided at that address when submitting a claim on property related to a previous lesson.
“While searching through the unclaimed property databases on Find My Funds, I noticed that some states provide the name of the company that escheated (released the property to the state) the funds and a dollar range(under $50, over $50, etc.). Why doesn’t my state provide this information?
Each state’s claim form for the unclaimed property will dictate what information is considered confidential or not. For some states, the statute only designates the name and address of property owners as public information. All states are different due to their specific statute.
