Frequently Asked Questions

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Georgia, Florida and Texas

   Our team conducts regular audits of various government agencies to identify funds owed to individuals like you, focusing particularly on cases that are hard to trace. We are experts in uncovering a wide range of unclaimed assets, originating from diverse sources including, but not limited to, safe deposit boxes, mutual funds, uncashed checks, unpaid wages, insurance policies, utility deposits, escrow accounts, and inheritance funds.

 We spend a lot of time and effort using our skills to locate our clients, primarily by doing internet searches. 

Call or Chat with one of our Recovery Case Managers. One of our representatives would be more than happy to explain the nature of your claim. 

  Not all cases are easy to find, and a considerable amount of time and resources have been spent gathering the many details of your case. The specific governmental agencies we audit typically DO NOT post these uncollected funds accounts online. 

 The agencies holding the assets often have many specific requirements that must be followed for proving your entitlement to the funds and submitting your request. In addition, these agencies can sometimes prove to be difficult to work with in their response times and paying your money. After all, they keep the money if you do not follow their rules and meet their deadlines. Our organization has the training and experience necessary to navigate the labyrinth of government agencies holding the funds and know precisely what needs to be done to claim your funds. 

 We keep your information 100% private and confidential. We never ask for any personal financial information. We do not sell or give your information to anyone outside of our organization and partners. 

Our services come at no upfront cost to you. We operate on a contingency basis, which we find mutually beneficial for our clients. This approach shifts all the financial risk from you to us. Here's how it works: our company earns nothing unless we are successful in recovering your funds from the government on your behalf and hand you a check. 60% The majority—the lion's share—goes to you and we keep a portion of the recovered amount which is 40%. Should the effort not result in a payout, our organization could lose a significant amount of money and time invested—potentially thousands of dollars and several months. The most you stand to lose in an unsuccessful scenario is about 10 minutes of your time with a notary.

Given the substantial investment we're committing to this endeavor, which could amount to thousands of dollars without any assurance of financial return, and considering that we will be dedicating our time, labor, and expertise, our organization is facing a significant risk. Over the next 3 to 6 months, we will be navigating the challenges and bureaucratic hurdles involved in dealing with the government, sparing you from this burden. In light of the high risk we are assuming on your behalf, we work on a contingency fee of 40%.

A significant portion of our fees is allocated to repay expenses including attorney fees, case filing, gathering evidence to support your claim, and securing what rightfully belongs to you, all of which are crucial steps in resolving your case. This means you can sit back and relax while we diligently work on your behalf to achieve the desired outcome. We view our fee as a means of assisting you. We are committed to adhering to our company's core principle, The Goalden Rule: to treat and assist others in the manner we would wish to be treated and helped.

This is a standard contingency fee for the recovery of assets held by the government. The reason for this fee is due to the significant amount of time and initial expenses required to pursue these assets. Additionally, there is no assurance of a payout. After all, we are engaging with governmental entities.

We pay a notary service to come to your location for your convenience. Before we can begin addressing your case, several documents require your signature. To arrange for your notary session, please feel free to either call us directly or use the appointment link available on our website to schedule a notary meeting.

Having your signature on all necessary documents enables us to secure what rightfully belongs to you. By signing these documents, you are engaging in a:

• Fee agreement: This is our formal arrangement to represent and assist you. Additionally, other critical documents include:
• Limited Power of Attorney (POA): This grants us the authority to collect your check and ensure its delivery to you.
• Government-required documents: These are essential for initiating your case and are submitted to the government.  They play a crucial role in helping us recover the funds you are owed. The specific documents required can differ based on the nature of the uncollected funds.

Based on your specific situation, you can anticipate the disbursement of your funds to occur within a timeframe of 2 to 6 months, as we are actively advocating on your behalf against the government. Throughout this period, we will maintain monthly communication with you, ensuring you are as informed as possible.