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WELCOME TO THE STATE OF MICHIGAN’S UNCLAIMED PROPERTY PAGE. The Michigan Department of Treasury has millions of dollars in lost or forgotten assets from dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, valuables left in safe deposit boxes and stock certificates.
Use this free and secure service to claim your lost funds. When you are ready to submit your claim, select 'Continue To File Claim,' select your relationship to each property being claimed, and complete the claimant (your) information.
The email will contain an attachment so please ensure no-reply@michigan.findyourunclaimedproperty.com is added to your ‘Safe Senders List’. If you are unable to locate the email, search for the claim number, or your junk/spam folder.
How to Claim Unclaimed Property. 1. Search For Property. 2. Submit a Claim. 3. Complete Your Claim. 4. Track your Claim’s Progress.
Nextarrow_right. This site is secured by a Comodo SSL certificate. All of your details will remain confidential, accessible only by Unclaimed Property officials, and for claims processing purposes only.
The Claim ID can be found on your claim form or in the email notice you received when you initiated your claim. If you have lost or forgotten this number, contact us. Some claims may require as many as five approvals. Please check back for additional updates on your claim.
You can search for and file claims on your own, and of course we’re happy to assist you with the process over the phone. There are companies that offer fee-based assistance with finding property and filing claims, but you are not required to use them.
Unclaimed Property includes: Checking and savings accounts. Certificates of deposit (CD). Over payments. Uncashed Checks (payroll, refunds, money orders, cashier checks, insurance benefits, etc.) Dividends. Stocks and bonds.
Begin preparing the annual unclaimed property report using reporting software or upload for free, using the MI Unclaimed Property website. On or Before the first business day of July. Submit report and remittance as outlined in the Manual for Reporting Unclaimed Property.
Unclaimed property consists of abandoned financial assets such as checking and savings accounts, unpaid wages, securities, life insurance payouts, uncashed checks, and the contents and/or proceeds of safe deposit boxes that are without activity for a certain period of time.