where do I find unclaimed funds from Ohio?
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Visit here: http://www.com.state.oh.us/unfd/
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You can find unclaimed property in Texas here http://www.window.state.tx.us/up/\n\nHere is the instructions for getting those unclaimed property and tax refunds\nhttp://www.window.state.tx.us/fm/statewise/04/06/message.html
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your county tax auditor should have a web site and u will be able to see all previous owners that it was titled for not sure if that is what u are looking for hope it helps
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You can contact the division of lost property within your state.  They will usually have listings of found money and procedures for how you can get the money. I would not pay any agency to do this work as it generally free from the state.
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www.unclaimedfundstreasurehunt.com or .gov i can't remember
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By far, the best site to get all the information you need on collecting unclaimed money, is http://www.unclaimedmoney.net.  You only pay a one time fee (lifetime access), instead of the bogus search most sites use to draw you in and then hit you with all kinds of ridiculous finders fees, etc.  Plus, there's a 90-day money back guarantee.
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Type California Public Records in Yahoo's search engine and there should be a link that allows you to search for unclaimed property.
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The claim information is on the back of the stub.  If you don't have the stub, go to the place that you purchased it and ask them to write down the info. for you.  \nKeep in mind that if will be extremely difficult to prove that the money order is yours, or that it really exists, without the stub.
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By law no institution can convert the owner's funds into theirs.  If the institution can not locate the owner of the funds it holds after attempts to contact the owner of the account it must turn the funds of the account to the state treasure of the state that the institution resides.  HOWEVER, many banks charge fees to get around this.  Some bank call it a lack of activity charge and others may charge a low deposit charge.  So don't be surprised if the bank has legally usurpt the funds in the account.  Check with the treasure of the state that the bank was located.  And good luck.  Hopefully Indianna is as good as Kansas is in helping people reunite with their money.  \n\nGood luck.
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If it was 30 yrs ago..you may be out of luck....the bank that had it may have turned over to the state and the state would have held it for a determined time...if there is no claim the money goes to the general fund.
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Call the Department of Transportation in Ohio.  They know who keeps records of those things.
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In california, start here:\nhttp://www.sco.ca.gov/col/ucp/\n\nThat is the State Controller's office website.\n\nFor other states, search for "______ unclaimed property" or "_______ unclaimed money", substituting your own state.
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Free to Search for your/relatives unclaimed money.\nYou don't need an organization for unclaimed property - if you are referring to unclaimed money.  \n\nThere is only one site now for claiming funds.\n\nThis is the only official site: http://www.missingmoney.com/\n\nTo claim money from deceased relatives you need proof of your relationship to that person.\n\nHappy hunting!
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The state department depends on the state the property resides.  You would check the State Treasury or State Comptroller's Office.  Perform a search for "Unclaimed Property" and the state in question.
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Every state has its own free unclaimed property website. There is no reason to pay anything. The claim forms are available on line. Have fun and good luck.
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Call the bank and get a copy of the check. Or go on the internet and make the request through your banks web site.
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dunno maybe http://www.unclaimed.org/