Asset Recovery ServiceS
When unclaimed assets become available, they are transferred to and held by the State in trust until a legally entitled claimant steps forward. Financial institutions, such as banks, insurance companies, and investment firms, are required to regularly monitor and report unclaimed assets to the relevant government authorities. After the specified dormancy period, these entities transfer the unclaimed assets to the state’s unclaimed property office. Despite efforts to notify original owners, many individuals remain unaware that their assets are being held.
How We Can Help:
* Independent Claims: Original owners or their heirs can claim the assets directly on their own.
* Expert Assistance: Alternatively, Deer Distance is here to support you throughout the recovery process. As trusted asset locators, we handle each case with the utmost care and professionalism, ensuring that unclaimed assets are returned to their rightful owners or their heirs.
Let us guide you every step of the way in claiming the assets that rightfully belong to you.
How Asset Recovery Works: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide
* You decide to work with us, and we’re excited to help you reclaim what’s rightfully yours!
* You sign the contract and have it notarized, outlining our financial arrangements - no surprises here.
* You won’t pay anything upfront. You only pay us after you receive your money.
* We conducts a thorough nationwide search to find all the unclaimed property that belongs to you.
* We generate an initial list of the documents you’ll need to prove ownership for the claims.
* We gather all the necessary documents.
* Once everything’s ready – from the documents to the claim forms – we’ll make sure everything is signed,
notarized (if needed), and submitted on your behalf.
* After submission, we keep track of the progress, reaching out to the state’s unclaimed property office to check on
timing and any additional requirements.
* Once your claims are approved, and you’ve received your funds, you send us the agreed-upon fee.