Courts & court systems
Unclaimed bail and bond refunds. Uncashed restitution and juror checks. Dormant registry funds.
Court finance offices hold some of the most sensitive unclaimed funds there are: money owed to victims, defendants, and jurors. Most states expect those funds reported like any other property, and some expect them faster. Your clerks have real jobs; annual escheat reporting shouldn't be one of them. We handle the full cycle, and your officer signs a finished, verified report.
Revenue & finance agencies
Uncashed vendor payments. Non-tax refunds that never found their owner.
Agencies are holders too, a fact that surprises many agency comptrollers. We scope engagements to exclude federal tax information entirely, which keeps your security review simple and your data exposure minimal, and we work from whatever your financial system already exports.
Municipal services
Water and utility deposits. Uncashed vendor checks. Tax overpayments. Evidence and property funds.
A city holds unclaimed money in nearly every department, and in many states government holders sit on shorter dormancy clocks than private businesses. We inventory what each department holds, run the owner notice process, and hand your finance director one verified report to sign. One engagement covers the whole organization.
Tolling & transportation authorities
Dormant prepaid toll balances. Refunds owed on closed accounts.
Millions of small balances, high account turnover, and dormancy clocks running on every one. Our per-account pricing model was designed for exactly this shape of portfolio: the cost tracks your volume, and the deadlines never slip.
Utilities, cooperatives & community financial institutions
Customer deposits and refunds. Co-op capital credits. Dormant accounts and cashier's checks.
Community banks and credit unions carry the same obligations as the giants, plus special financial-institution deadlines in some states, and they carry them without the giants' compliance departments. That's what we're for.
Colleges & universities
Uncashed tuition refunds. Student stipends. Dorm deposits. Payroll.
We work within FERPA through the standard school-official designation in our contract, and we segregate federal Title IV financial-aid credit balances, which must be returned to the Department of Education, never escheated to a state. Most generalist vendors miss that distinction; it's a federal problem when they do.
Healthcare providers
Patient credit balances and refund checks. A top state audit target.
We operate as a HIPAA business associate: agreement in place, minimum-necessary data only. We process names, addresses, and amounts, never clinical records.
Collections agencies & BPOs
Unclaimed debtor overpayments. Uncashed remittance checks.
You know compliance obligations better than anyone, and you know they multiply across every state you work in. We handle your own unclaimed property exposure, and for firms serving government clients we offer a partner program: white-label our service under your brand. Ask us about it.
Title & escrow
Unclaimed escrow balances and settlement checks.
High-dollar items, regulator attention, and clean records that deserve a clean process. We fit your closing volume with per-account pricing.
Property managers & landlords
Tenant security deposits and refunds that never found their owner.
Deposits are among the most commonly missed property types in every state's audit findings. One management company, one engagement, every property in the portfolio covered.
Staffing & payroll companies
Uncashed wages become reportable after just one year in most states.
High worker turnover means the exposure never stops accruing. We watch the one-year clocks so every season's payroll stragglers are noticed, noticed owners are paid, and the rest are filed on time.
Businesses
Payroll checks nobody cashed. Vendor checks. Customer credits.
In most states an uncashed paycheck becomes reportable after just one year. It is usually the first thing a new client is behind on. We bring you current, keep you current, and because we are a woman-owned business (WBENC certification in process), your spend with us can count toward supplier-diversity goals.