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You pay nothing until you’re paid.

There is no retainer or upfront charge. The applicable percentage is shown before you authorize a claim, and we only get paid when funds are recovered.

$0 upfront10% state-property maxShown before signing
Example recovery$1,000Nothing upfront · only if recovered
Upfront cost to you$0
State unclaimed property10%
Surplus / excess proceeds*10%*

*Fees for surplus and excess proceeds recoveries vary by state, county, and account type, and never exceed the maximum allowed by law in your jurisdiction. Your exact rate is disclosed in your agreement before you sign.

You receive$900
The fee schedule

Simple math, shown before you decide

For a state unclaimed-property claim, the fee comes out of the recovered funds — never out of your pocket first.

What the agreement shows

Your exact gross amount, fee percentage, fee amount, and net amount are displayed before you sign. If the claim does not pay, there is no fee.

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Upfront cost to you$0
State unclaimed property10%
Surplus / excess proceeds*10%*

*Fees for surplus and excess proceeds recoveries vary by state, county, and account type, and never exceed the maximum allowed by law in your jurisdiction. Your exact rate is disclosed in your agreement before you sign.

HOW A REAL RECOVERY WORKS

Two paths, depending on the size of your claim.

Here's something almost nobody knows. The moment your money crosses $1,000, California stops taking your word for it. Under the state's Unclaimed Property Law, a claim that size has to be notarized — signed in front of a licensed notary who confirms you're actually you. It isn't red tape for its own sake: the State is releasing real cash it can never claw back, so for larger sums it adds one more identity checkpoint to stop someone else from walking off with your money. Reasonable rule. Also the exact moment the process goes from "easy" to "ugh" for most people. That's the wall — and we built the door.

*A notarized affirmation is required once a claim reaches $1,000 — and, at any amount, for securities or safe-deposit-box contents.

THE PART NOBODY SOLVES

We bring the notary to you.

Every other recovery service hands you the hard part — you get the affirmation notarized. Find a notary, book a slot, drive across town, sign at a counter. California requires that signature in person: the State will not accept an electronic notarization on a claim form. So rather than pretend the rule away, we work with it. We arrange a commissioned California notary to come to your home or your office, at a time you choose. You sign once, in person, and we handle everything on either side of it.

Most services make you find your own notary. We send one to you.
1
Pick a timeWe coordinate with a commissioned California notary around your schedule.
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Sign at your doorPhoto ID in hand. One signature, in person, wherever you are.
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We take it from thereWe assemble the full packet and file it with the State.
One fee, nothing out of pocket

What the fee covers

  • Verification of your match against 22+ million official state records, including old addresses, former names, and near-miss spellings
  • Every SCO form prepared and pre-filled, with a documentation checklist tailored to your property
  • Prepaid, tracked mailing. You never visit a post office.
  • Status updates from the moment the State receives your claim until it pays
  • All clerical work, filing, postage, and tracking, included in the fee. You never pay anything out of pocket: every cost comes out of the 10%, and the fee is only ever paid from money you actually receive. California law caps it at 10% (CCP §1582).

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