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Unclaimed Property. The Unclaimed Property Program returns money, stocks, bonds, dividends, utility deposits, insurance proceeds, tangible property and more to Virginia residents. Whether you've moved, lost a check, or forgotten about a bank account, finding money is easy and free.
Virginia Treasury's Unclaimed Property Division priority is to reunite rightful owners with lost or misplaced bank accounts, wages, stocks, dividends, utility deposits, insurance benefits, safe deposit box contents and more.
This is a free and secure service provided by Virginia Unclaimed Property to claim your lost funds. When you are ready to submit your claim, select "Continue to File Claim" and follow the instructions provided.
How to Claim Unclaimed Property. 1. Search For Property; 2. Submit A Claim; 3. Complete Your Claim; 4. Track Your Claim's Progress
Search for Your Unclaimed Property (It's Free) Claim Your Found Property; Search Beyond Your State
Virginia holds unclaimed property as the custodian until the rightful owner, or heir, files a claim, according to a release from the governor’s office.
One out of eight people nationally have unclaimed property somewhere. Why not check to see if Fairfax County has unclaimed money that belongs to you? What Attempts Are Made To Find The Rightful Owners?
Treasury provides statewide financial services for agencies and institutions of the Commonwealth. We have six service area divisions: General Management, Debt Management, Risk Management, Operations, Cash Management and Investments and Unclaimed Property.
RICHMOND, Va. (WAVY) – Virginia has launched a new unclaimed property program, called KAPS. Now, you can easily find out if you’re the owner of a forgotten bank account, stocks, dividends ...
If you are having trouble accessing Virginia's Unclaimed Property website, please call (804) 225-2142. Claiming Property. Search For Unclaimed Property Check The Status Of A Claim Upload Claim Documentation How To Claim Property. Reporting Property.