Unclaimed money, state by state.
Every US state runs an official unclaimed-property registry, and searching yours is free. Below is a direct link to each one — plus Canada. Start with the states you have lived in.
Searching is always free. Never pay a fee just to search.
Before you start
- Property is reported to the state of your last known address — check every state you have lived in, not just your current one.
- Search name variations: maiden names, middle initials, misspellings, and former legal names.
- Also search for relatives whose estates you may represent.
- Claiming through the official registry is free. Finder services charge a fee; many states cap it by law.
United States
Canada
| Bank of Canada (unclaimed bank balances) | Official search |
| Alberta | Official search |
| British Columbia (BC Unclaimed) | Official search |
| Quebec (Revenu Québec — biens non réclamés) | Official search |
Searching well takes one evening
Check every state you have lived in, under every name you have used — maiden names, middle initials, old addresses. The registries above are official, free, and always will be. And if you want a mentor watching your whole money life — not just the forgotten corners — Mansori, the AI wealth mentor, is in early access. It charges no finder's fees and never takes a cut of your money.
Links point to official government registries and are provided for convenience. Mansori is not affiliated with any government agency. Registry URLs change occasionally — if one is broken, search for your state treasurer's unclaimed property page or use unclaimed.org.