The states where we work
Every state safeguards forgotten funds for their owners. We are registered or licensed with the state offices below, and we know their rules, forms, and timelines.
Alaska
Alaska Department of Revenue, Treasury Division
$16M returned in 2025
California
California State Controller’s Office
$15.5B held by the state
Florida
Florida Department of Financial Services
$2B+ held by the state
Georgia
Georgia Department of Revenue
$3.3B held by the state
Iowa
Treasurer of State of Iowa
$648M+ held by the state
Massachusetts
Massachusetts State Treasurer
$3.4B held by the state
Nevada
Nevada State Treasurer
$940M+ held by the state
New Mexico
New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department
$390M held by the state
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Treasurer
$1.4B+ held by the state
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Treasury
$5B+ held by the state
Why registration matters
A growing number of states require companies that help people recover forgotten funds to register or be licensed. Registration lets the state confirm who is filing claims on an owner’s behalf, and it holds those companies to the state’s rules.
In Georgia we are a registered Claimant Designated Representative with the Department of Revenue. In Pennsylvania we hold a Certificate of Finder Registration from Treasury, which requires a notarized application and a sworn background attestation. In Iowa we are a licensed Private Investigation Agency. Each state page explains the rules that apply there.
How much the states are holding
Together, the states on this page hold more than $30 billion for people who don’t know it’s there. Across the country, state treasuries and agencies returned $4.49 billion to owners in fiscal year 2024 alone, according to NAUPA.
| State | State office | Held |
|---|---|---|
| Alaska | Alaska Department of Revenue, Treasury Division | Not published |
| California | California State Controller’s Office | $15.5B |
| Florida | Florida Department of Financial Services | $2B+ |
| Georgia | Georgia Department of Revenue | $3.3B |
| Iowa | Treasurer of State of Iowa | $648M+ |
| Massachusetts | Massachusetts State Treasurer | $3.4B |
| Nevada | Nevada State Treasurer | $940M+ |
| New Mexico | New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department | $390M |
| Oklahoma | Oklahoma State Treasurer | $1.4B+ |
| Pennsylvania | Pennsylvania Treasury | $5B+ |
Most recent figures reported by each state office. See each state page for the date of the figure.
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Not sure which state is holding your money?
Property is usually sent to the state of the owner’s last known address, so it may be in a state you left years ago. Tell us where you’ve lived and we’ll check.