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Does the Department sell the Unclaimed Property listing?
  • No. We publish the list of owner names and addresses in newspapers across the state each year.
  • You can also search our owner listing on the Internet.
  • Our confidentiality section, A.R.S. 44-315 , requires us to not disclose the owner listing except as provided above.
 
 
Will the Department disclose the property values?

No.A.R.S. 44-315 prohibits the Department from disclosing the unclaimed property values to anyone other than the owner or their representative.

 
 
How does the state attempt to contact the owners?
  • The Unclaimed Property Database is available on the Internet.
  • Annual advertising in newspapers.
  • Notices are mailed to owners at their last known address.
  • Publicity on the television, radio, and in newspapers.
 
 
Will the Department pay the heir finder's fee?

No. The Department will only pay the legal owner of the funds. Heir finders are responsible for collecting their fee from the owners.

 
 
Will the Department research owner's property for heir finders?

The Department will provide you with the information only if you furnish authorization from the legal owner.

 
 
What if the owner will not pay the heir finder's fee?

The contract you have with the owner may permit legal actions, but you must initiate it.

 
 
How much money can I make finding owners of unclaimed property?

Each year approximately 75% of the accounts reported have a value of less than $100.

 
 
Can you furnish addresses for other state's unclaimed property offices?

Yes, they are available at http://www.unclaimed.org.

 
 
Are hard copies of the Unclaimed Property listings available?
  • No, copies are not available.
  • We publish the list of owner names and addresses in newspapers across the state in November each year.
  • We provide our owner listing for search over the Internet. Our confidentiality section, A.R.S. 44-315, requires us to not disclose the owner listing except as provided above.

 

 
 
How long does it take to get a claim paid?

It takes up to 90 days for monetary claims. Stock claims usually take up to 30 days longer.

 
 
Governor Janet Napolitano
Director Gale Garriot