For Texas property owners and claimants
Texas unclaimed property,
with someone in your corner.
I help individuals, estates, trusts, and businesses recover property held by the Texas Comptroller. If I sent you a letter, I’ve already begun researching your case. If you have filed a claim and hit a snag, I can step in.

For people I've contacted
Did you receive a letter?
I contact people when I find Texas unclaimed property that may belong to them or to an estate or business they represent. Before sharing records, you can verify my company's license with Texas DPS using the certificate and license number shown here.
If you would like to discuss the property I found, I can explain what I know so far and how I would handle the claim.
Ask me about the letter
Start here · Free claim tips
Five things to check from search to payment
Follow the tips in order, or jump to the question you are facing now.
$0 does not always mean worthless
The claim form may show shares that the cash amount on the search page does not price.
See the example 02 / OWNERSHIPA property can have multiple reported names
A property ID search or claim form can reveal someone else reported on the account.
What to check 03 / DOCUMENTSRequests for additional documentation
An old name, a missing account record, or an image that cannot be read can stall a claim.
Work through a request 04 / CLAIM STATUSCheck the status of your claim online
The tracker confirms receipt and queue status, but seldom tells you when review will finish.
Understand the tracker 05 / PAYMENTWhen and how will you be paid?
Read the payment notice, check the stock instructions, and know what to do if a check is missing.
Check the paymentClaim types
What kind of claim are you working on?
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When the claim gets complicated
The full evidence chain depends on the people, property, and documents in your claim.
Hand the claim to me
Stocks, several owners, probate, missing records, or repeated requests? Ask whether my recovery services are a fit.
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