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FAQ: Washington Unclaimed Property: Claims Information Site Preview & Search
To file for unclaimed property:
1. Search our online unclaimed property database;
2. If you find a claim that belongs to you, complete and print the claim form; and
3. Follow the instructions on the claim form and return it to our office with the required documentation.

FAQ: Washington Unclaimed Property: General Information Site Preview & Search
Unclaimed property refers to property being held by an organization that has not had contact with the owner for an extended period of time. Property is usually considered unclaimed after three years, when it is turned over to the state of Washington. Banks, retailers, credit unions, utilities, corporations, insurance companies, and governmental entities are some of the many sources of unclaimed property.

FAQ: Washington Unclaimed Property: Heir Finders Information Site Preview & Search
Heir finders and asset locators help reunite owners with their property for a fee. Consumer protection agencies advise that legitimate businesses do not expect payment until the property is returned to the owner. Be suspicious of anyone who tries to charge a fee before you receive your property, or tries to charge a fee other than a percentage of the money to be returned to you. No one may charge a fee greater than five percent for property reported to the state of Washington.

FAQ: Washington Unclaimed Property: Holder Information Site Preview & Search
A holder is anyone who owes money or property to an individual or business. When the holder cannot find the owner of the unclaimed property, the property must be reported to the Washington State Department of Revenue.

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