faq

Q1: What are unclaimed assets?
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Unclaimed assets are financial or physical assets that have been abandoned, forgotten, or left inactive for a certain period of time. These assets can include uncashed checks, dormant bank accounts, forgotten insurance policies, unclaimed inheritances, stock dividends, tax refunds, and even unclaimed real estate or property. Typically, after a set period of inactivity (which varies by state and type of asset), these funds are turned over to government agencies or financial institutions, waiting to be claimed by their rightful owners. 

 Q2: How do you find these assets?
A:
We use a combination of government databases, proprietary tools, and financial systems that specialize in tracing unclaimed assets. We search through state and federal unclaimed property databases, cross-reference financial records, and review both public and private sources of data to locate assets that may be owed to individuals or businesses. Our team of specialists is highly trained in navigating complex records and ensuring that no asset goes unnoticed. 

Q3: What types of assets can you help recover?
A: 

We specialize in recovering a wide range of unclaimed assets, including:

• Unclaimed Funds: Bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, dividends, utility refunds, etc.
• Unclaimed Property: Real estate or land that has been lost, misplaced, or abandoned over time.
• Business Assets: Accounts receivable, dormant business accounts, overpayments, vendor credits.
• Government Refunds or Benefits: Tax refunds, grant overpayments, or other government-held funds.
• Financial Accounts: Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or savings accounts left inactive for too long.
• Unclaimed Inheritances: Funds or assets left behind by deceased relatives that were never claimed by heirs.

Q4: How do I know if I have unclaimed assets?
A:
Many individuals are unaware they have unclaimed assets. Common indicators include:

• Receiving a notice from a financial institution or government agency regarding dormant accounts.
• Knowing that you didn’t cash a check or complete a financial transaction years ago.
• Discovering that a relative or friend passed away without properly distributing their estate.
• If you’ve changed addresses, names, or jobs, assets may have been left behind.
• Simply being unaware of money sitting in forgotten investment accounts, savings bonds, or retirement funds.

We make it easy to find out if you have unclaimed assets. By contacting us, we’ll conduct a thorough search of databases to see if there are funds or property waiting for you.

Q5: How long does the asset recovery process take?
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The recovery process depends on the type of asset and the agency or institution holding the funds. In many cases, recovering simple assets like bank accounts or insurance claims can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. More complex recoveries, such as those involving government-held funds, real estate, or international claims, may take longer, sometimes several months to a year. Once we begin the process, we keep you informed at every step and expedite the claims whenever possible. 

 Q6: What is the fee for your services?
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Our fee is based on a contingency structure, which means you don’t pay us anything upfront. We only charge a fee if we successfully recover assets on your behalf. Typically, our fee is a percentage of the recovered funds or property, which will be clearly outlined in our agreement before we begin the process. There are no hidden costs or fees, and if we cannot recover anything for you, there is no charge. 

Q7: Is it worth the effort to recover small amounts?
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Yes, absolutely! Even small amounts of money or assets can accumulate over time or represent something more significant. For example, what may appear as a small uncashed check could be part of a larger group of dividends or interest payments. Additionally, recovering any forgotten funds ensures they return to you instead of being absorbed by the state or financial institutions. We encourage you to recover any and all amounts to maximize your financial benefit.

 Q8: How do I start the process of recovering my unclaimed assets?
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Getting started is easy! You can contact us through our website, phone, or email to provide some basic information, including your name, current and previous addresses, and any details you have about the assets you believe are unclaimed. Once we have your information, we begin a comprehensive search for any assets that might belong to you. If we identify anything, we’ll work with you to file the necessary claims and ensure your assets are returned to you promptly. 

 Q9: Can you help with international asset recovery?
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Yes, we can assist with the recovery of international assets, though the process may take longer due to varying laws and regulations in different countries. We work closely with international partners and legal experts to navigate these complexities and ensure a successful claim. Whether you have unclaimed bank accounts, real estate, or inheritances abroad, our team can handle international claims with the same diligence and expertise. 

Q10: What happens if I don’t recover any assets?
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If our search does not uncover any unclaimed assets or property, you won’t be charged for our services. Our fees are strictly contingency-based, meaning we only get paid if we successfully recover something on your behalf. We pride ourselves on transparency and will inform you throughout the process if we find no assets to pursue.