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Unclaimed property for businesses and nonprofits

Businesses can be owed money too: vendor refunds, overpayments, utility deposits and uncashed cheques. Search each state where the business operated, under its legal name and every former name. The searches are free.

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What this is

A company that moved or changed its name may have missed the notices that go with its old address. The state search treats a business like a person, so you search by name and look at old addresses.

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Step by step

  1. Search each state's site under the business name and variants.
  2. Check federal court funds if the business was a creditor in a bankruptcy.
  3. Assemble the proof of authority the state asks for.
Before you go

Companies also owe money to the state when they hold abandoned property. If you run a business that holds old payables, read your state's reporting rules.

Checked against the official page on 2 October 2026. Rules and screens change, so follow the agency's own instructions.

Questions people ask

Do nonprofits qualify?

Yes. Any entity can own property, and nonprofits often miss refunds.

Who should file?

An officer or authorised employee, with the proof the state requests.

What about a dissolved company?

A former officer or successor may be able to claim, depending on the state.

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