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Use our free search tool to look up your name in Georgia’s unclaimed property records. We maintain current data from the Georgia Department of Revenue’s weekly updates.
Review Your Results
If we find a match, you’ll see the property type, estimated value, and current status. You can verify whether the property belongs to you based on the details shown.
Sign & Notarize
You’ll sign a service agreement and a claim authorization form (CDR-2), both of which must be notarized under Georgia law. We’ve partnered with Notarize.com to make this easy — you can complete the entire notarization online via video call from your phone or computer in about 15 minutes. No need to visit a notary in person.
For claims over $2,000, an additional notarized amendment is required by the state. We’ll prepare it for you and you can sign it in the same session.
We File Everything
We prepare and file the claim with the Georgia Department of Revenue on your behalf. This includes all required documentation, identity verification, and any follow-up correspondence. You provide a copy of your ID and we handle the rest.
You Get Paid
Once the state approves your claim, the Georgia Department of Revenue issues separate checks — yours directly to you, and our fee separately. You never pay anything upfront.
Easy & Secure
Remote Online Notarization
Georgia requires notarized claim forms. Instead of finding a notary and scheduling an appointment, we handle it all online through our partner.
How It Works
We send you a secure link to schedule your notarization session with Notarize.com.
You join a live video call with a certified notary. Have your government-issued photo ID ready.
The notary verifies your identity, you sign electronically, and they apply their digital notary seal. Done in about 15 minutes.
What You Need to Know
- Available 24/7 from any device with a camera
- No appointment needed — sessions available on demand
- No cost to you — we cover the notarization fee
- Legally accepted by the Georgia Department of Revenue
- Claims over $2,000 require one additional document — we prepare it for you
Why notarization? Georgia law requires claim authorization forms (CDR-2) to be notarized to protect property owners from fraud. Remote online notarization (RON) is fully accepted by the GA Department of Revenue per Administrative Notice ADMIN-2025-03.
Timeline Expectations
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
1Why should I use your service?
The claims process involves gathering documentation, filing the correct forms, and following up with the state — which can take months. We handle all of that for you so you don't have to navigate the process alone.
2What does your fee cover?
Our fee covers the complete claims process: identifying your property, preparing all required documentation, filing the claim, handling correspondence with the state, and following up until you receive payment.
3Are there any upfront costs?
No. We never charge upfront fees. Our fee is only collected when your claim is successfully paid by the state. If we don't recover your money, you owe us nothing.
4What if my claim is denied?
If the state denies your claim, you owe us nothing. We may be able to help you file an appeal or gather additional documentation if appropriate.
5Why do I need to get something notarized?
Georgia law requires that claim authorization forms (CDR-2) be notarized to verify your identity and protect property owners from fraud. We use remote online notarization so you can do it from home in about 15 minutes.
6What is remote online notarization?
Remote online notarization (RON) lets you sign and notarize documents over a live video call with a certified notary. It's legally accepted by the Georgia Department of Revenue. You just need a device with a camera and a valid government-issued photo ID.
7How much does the notarization cost?
Nothing — we cover the notarization fee upfront. The cost is deducted from your claim proceeds when the state pays out, so you never pay anything out of pocket.
8What if my claim is over $2,000?
Claims over $2,000 require an additional notarized amendment per Georgia regulations. We prepare this document for you and you can sign it during the same notarization session — no extra trips or appointments.
9What documents do I need to provide?
Typically, you'll need a government-issued photo ID and proof of address. For some claims, additional documentation such as account statements or proof of ownership may be needed. We'll tell you exactly what's required.
10Is my personal information safe?
Yes. We treat your personal information with the highest level of confidentiality. We only share your information with the Georgia Department of Revenue as required to process your claim.
11Can I file the claim myself?
Absolutely. You can always file directly with the Georgia Department of Revenue at no cost. Our service is for those who prefer professional assistance with the process.
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