Unclaimed Funds
Billions of dollars in unclaimed funds are held by state governments, financial institutions, and agencies across the country. Old bank accounts, insurance payouts, utility deposits, and estate funds — they may have your name on them.
What Are They?
Unclaimed funds — also called unclaimed property or abandoned property — are financial assets that have been turned over to the state after a period of inactivity or when the owner could not be located.
These funds can come from many sources: forgotten bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance policy payouts, security deposits, stocks, dividends, and estate proceeds. States are required to hold these funds indefinitely, (varies by state), but they don't always make it easy to find or claim them.
Angel Surplus Recovery searches across multiple databases and jurisdictions to find funds in your name, or other funds you may have legal rights to, then handles the entire claims process on your behalf.
Eligibility
Individuals who have moved or changed addresses
Heirs of a deceased person with unclaimed assets
Former employees with unclaimed wages or benefits
Anyone who has closed a bank account or utility service
People who held stocks, bonds, or investment accounts
Individuals who may have uncashed checks or refunds
Our Process
We search state databases, financial records, and government registries for funds in your name.
We confirm the source, amount, and your eligibility to claim the funds.
We prepare and submit all required documentation to the appropriate agencies.
Funds are disbursed to you once approved. We only get paid after you receive your money.
FAQ
No Upfront Cost
We'll research your case and contact you within 24 hours.