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We believe in transparency and keeps you in the loop as we file the claim. Start to Finish!

How It Works

Home > How it Works

We believe in transparency and keeps you in the loop as we file the claim. Start to Finish!

The Recovery Process

The Audit

Routine audits are made on government agencies across the United States and great efforts are expended to locate the rightful owner(s).

Call Us

If you’ve received a phone call or a letter from us, we have located funds that we believe belong to you. Call Us Now to start your claim process (786) 505-3442 .

Paperwork

Once you have agreed to let us work your claim, we will set up a time for you to sign and notarize several pages of paperwork to allow us to get started.

Waiting Time!

Claims are usually processed in 3-4 months. Typically 60-70% of the funds collected, are remitted to you within 15 days of receipt.

The Recovery Process

The Audit

Routine audits are made on government agencies across the United States and great efforts are expended to locate the rightful owner(s).

Call Us

If you’ve received a phone call or a letter from us, we have located funds that we believe belong to you. Call Us Now to start your claim process (786) 505-3442 .

Paperwork

Once you have agreed to let us work your claim, we will set up a time for you to sign and notarize several pages of paperwork to allow us to get started.

Waiting Time!

Claims are usually processed in 3-4 months. Typically 60-70% of the funds collected, are remitted to you within 15 days of receipt.

Documents Needed

The following documents has to be signed by claimant in order for us to file the claims to the government agency on behalf of the Claimants.

Letter of Direction
Contingency Fee Agreement
Assignment of IntereAssignment of Interest in Tax Deed Sale Excess Proceedsst in Tax Deed Sale Excess Proceeds

Limited Power of Attorney (Personal & Business
Affidavit of Heirship (only for heirs of the deceased)
Claim Forms for Excess Proceeds (Government Agency Holding the Funds)

Letter of Direction

Contingency Fee Agreement

Assignment of Interest in Tax Deed Sale Excess Proceeds

Limited Power of Attorney (Personal & Business

Affidavit of Heirship (only for heirs of the deceased)

Claim Forms for Excess Proceeds (Government Agency Holding the Funds)

Documents Needed

The following documents has to be signed by claimant in order for us to file the claims to the government agency on behalf of the Claimants.

Letter of Direction
Contingency Fee Agreement
Assignment of IntereAssignment of Interest in Tax Deed Sale Excess Proceedsst in Tax Deed Sale Excess Proceeds

Limited Power of Attorney (Personal & Business
Affidavit of Heirship (only for heirs of the deceased)
Claim Forms for Excess Proceeds (Government Agency Holding the Funds)

Act Fast to Recover These Funds Before the Deadline Expires!

We do all the work from start to finish of the claim process. We always work on a “Contingency” basis which means there are no upfront fees and we only charge a fee if and when we are successful.

All costs and fees, including attorney’s fees, are paid from our company’s percentage of reclaimed money, with the client getting the largest share.

If the claim is unsuccessful (very rare), the client owes us nothing. Totally risk free.

Remember...these funds are only held for a short period of time. After that time expires, then the state gets to lawfully keep them for their own uses.

Act Fast to Recover These Funds Before the Deadline Expires!

We do all the work from start to finish of the claim process. We always work on a “Contingency” basis which means there are no upfront fees and we only charge a fee if and when we are successful.

All costs and fees, including attorney’s fees, are paid from our company’s percentage of reclaimed money, with the client getting the largest share.

If the claim is unsuccessful (very rare), the client owes us nothing. Totally risk free.

Remember...these funds are only held for a short period of time. After that time expires, then the state gets to lawfully keep them for their own uses.