Florida's Unclaimed Property
Join Florida's Treasure Hunt One in five Floridians has unclaimed funds from a forgotten financial account SEARCH FOR UNCLAIMED PROPERTY CLICK HERE
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You should also consider searching all of your names, such as maiden, married, etc., and for your current and any past Florida cities in which you have resided. Florida Department of Financial Services
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Chapter 717, Florida Statutes, requires the unclaimed property assets be held by business or government entities (holders) for a set period of time, usually five years.
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As a state agency, the department is the only organization in Florida that can legally collect, store and return unclaimed property. Additionally, the department does not give any personal data you provide to other businesses or individuals.
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There is no statute of limitations on unclaimed property in Florida. Account owners, or their heirs, can claim their funds indefinitely, free of charge. Search for Unclaimed Property
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Annual reports from holders generally come to Florida in late spring. A "holder" is a business or government entity that is "holding" unclaimed, inactive, lost funds that belong to a citizen or another business.
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Click here to search Florida's unclaimed property database. Click here for links to other states' unclaimed property programs. Florida Department of Financial Services
time, the asset is remitted to the Florida Bureau of Unclaimed Property for custody until it is claimed by the owner or owner’s heirs. How do I know if I have unclaimed property? It’s easy. Visit the Florida Unclaimed Property website at www.FLTreasureHunt.org, where you can search the database of unclaimed
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Florida Assigned Unclaimed Property Identification Numbers (UPID). You must have a UPID number for each report to be submitted. If you do not know the number, or if you need one, click the link above for instructions.
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