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Frequently Asked Questions (California Unclaimed Property)
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Frequently Asked Questions About Unclaimed Property
General Information
What is Unclaimed Property?
How does the State acquire Unclaimed Property?
Why does California have an Unclaimed Property law?
What efforts are made to find the owners?
How do I find out if I have Unclaimed Property?
How does the claim process work?
Is there a fee for processing my account through the State Controller's Office?
What are heir finders (investigators or asset locators)?
How can I prevent my property from being turned over to the State?
What is a property identification number?
How may I search for Unclaimed Property held by other states?
Claiming Unclaimed Property
Is there a time limit for claiming my property?
Where do I send my claim?
How will I know if you received my claim?
How long will it take for my claim to be processed?
Will I be paid interest on the property for the time that the Controller held the property?
What institutions are governed by the Unclaimed Property Law?
How may I search for my account if the business or financial institution claims that it no longer has a record of the account?
How can I get my money back if I have a stale-dated cashier's check, a money order, or any uncashed check in my possession that is not honored by the bank?
What will happen to the contents of my safe deposit box if I fail to pay my annual safe deposit box fees?
What will happen to my investment accounts (i.e., stocks, bonds, mutual funds) if I do not maintain contact with my broker or the company in which my funds are invested?
How are stock accounts paid?
Why does it take longer to receive payment on securities claims?
How may I reclaim my property once it is reported to the State Controller?
Can my funds be electronically transferred to my current bank account?
Can I claim all the funds on a jointly owned account?
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Added: Wed Jun 07 2006
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