FIND MONEY IN YOUR NAME
Start with your name.
California holds money reported under names and past addresses. Enter your name; adding a street address, city or ZIP code you have used puts the records that fit you first. Nothing is saved unless you choose a match.
Records under this name
These fit a place you entered
Which of these cities have you lived or worked in?
Records under this name were reported at addresses in these cities. Tick every city you know, then continue to the addresses there.
Which of these addresses do you recognise?
Pick an address you lived or operated at; the records reported there are shown underneath. If none look familiar, the money may belong to someone else with your name.
No record under that name.
Try the name exactly as it appeared on old accounts (middle initials, a former surname, a business suffix like LLC). If you still find nothing, that does not mean the state holds nothing: records use the name and address the holder reported at the time.
What happens if there is a match
- You choose the property you recognise and create your account (or sign in).
- You accept the agreement for that property on the same screen: up to 10% of what is actually recovered, nothing before the state pays you.
- We tell you exactly which documents are needed — usually photo ID, proof of your SSN or TIN, and proof of that address — and you provide each once, by photo or PDF.
- You sign the claim affirmation electronically, with a remote notary in the same session when the amount requires it. We submit; your account shows the status.