Unclaimed Money San Antonio: $3 billion. This is how much Texas State Treasurer has returned to Texans in unclaimed funds. It takes seconds to determine if you are owed money or property unclaimed, and it takes just a few more minutes to claim what is yours.
The state may hold unclaimed money for anyone with a Texas last known address. This could be an old utility check you forgot to send or an old payroll check that never made it to your new address.
If a company attempts to send the money but fails, the money is sent to the Texas Treasurer’s Unclaimed Property Program. The state then tries to locate the rightful owner. The family members of the deceased can claim the rightful owner. Residents can make claims at any time.
Are you missing any money? Here are some ways to get started on your treasure hunt.
- Click here to search for unclaimed state money.
- Enter your business name or first + last names. You can add more information by entering the city with an “advanced Search”.
- Click the “Search” button to be taken to a new page with names and addresses.
- To check if your name appears in the list, you can search for it with a familiar address. Click the claim button to the left.
- After you’ve selected all options, including your name and address, click the button to view your unclaimed property.
- The form will ask for your social security number and more information.
- Enter the information to file your claim. Voila! Information about how much you might owe will be displayed.
- The state officials then go through due diligence to ensure that the right person is claiming the money. It can take several weeks for claims to be processed.
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