We help California businesses recover unclaimed property held by the State Controller's Office. No upfront cost — we only get paid when you do.
Every year, businesses have funds transferred to the state due to dormancy. We find them and get them back.
We search the California State Controller's database for unclaimed property belonging to your business — uncashed checks, rebates, deposits, credit balances, and more.
We handle all documentation, claim forms, notarization, and communication with the State Controller's Office on your behalf. You don't lift a finger.
Upon approval, the SCO issues your warrant directly to you. Our fee is deducted at the source — you never have to chase us for payment, and we never touch your money.
New unclaimed property appears every year. We offer annual monitoring to catch new dormant property before it slips through the cracks again.
Simple, transparent, and risk-free.
We search the SCO database and provide a free report showing all unclaimed property found under your business name. No commitment required.
If you'd like our help, you sign a simple investigator agreement. No fees unless we successfully recover your funds — guaranteed.
We collect and prepare all required claim documents — tax returns, business verification, authorized officer ID. We handle the paperwork, not you.
We file your claim with the SCO and handle all follow-ups. Upon approval, the state sends you a check for your share and us a separate check for our fee. That's it.
We're not your typical recovery firm. Here's what makes us different.
We focus exclusively on business unclaimed property — not individual or heir claims. This is our expertise.
No fees, no retainers, no hourly billing. We only earn when you get paid. Our interests are aligned with yours.
Fully registered with the California State Controller's Office. We follow every requirement of CCP §1582.
We use data-driven search and ongoing monitoring — not just a one-time lookup. We catch what others miss.
No upfront cost. No hidden fees. We only get paid when you do.
Find out if your business has unclaimed property waiting. No obligation.