What Are State Unclaimed Funds?
Unclaimed funds are forgotten money from individuals. Many people have unclaimed funds that are due to them. When Bank accounts, safety deposit boxes, uncashed checks, money orders, insurance policies, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, trust funds, royalties, and escrow accounts go unclaimed, they end up in the states treasury. These institutions are required to do an annual report to the state's treasury and after a few years of failed contact they turn these funds over to the state.
In many cases, these funds belong to individuals who have passed away, and their family members may not be aware that money is still owed to them.
If a loved one has passed away, there may be unclaimed funds still held in their name. We help family members identify and recover funds owed to them.
Who May Be Eligible to Claim These Funds?
The Original Owner/and or family members
✔ Spouse of the deceased owner
✔ Children or direct heirs
✔ Beneficiaries of the estate
✔ Court-appointed representatives
While individuals can file standard online claims, the state processes investigator-assisted claims through a dedicated manual auditing track to protect consumer safety.
Zero Upfront Cost: Our office works strictly on a contingency basis. We cover all backend preparation expenses, and our 10% finder's fee is capped by California statutory law.
Effortless Processing: We fully prepare the necessary yellow-paper state filings, coordinate and fully pay for a mobile notary to meet you at your convenience, and manage the secure physical tracking to the designated county.
No Payout, No Fee: If the state does not successfully release your funds, you owe us absolutely nothing.
✔ Your information is secure and confidential
✔ No upfront fees
✔ We will contact you within 24–48 hours
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