Unclaimed Property in Colorado
The State of Colorado, under the leadership of State Treasurer Dave Young, is holding $751,630,623 in unclaimed property. Through the Great Colorado Payback, both individuals and businesses can search for and claim assets such as uncashed checks, forgotten accounts, and more.
What Is Unclaimed Property?
Unclaimed property includes assets such as:
- Dormant savings or checking accounts
- Uncashed payroll or refund checks
- Stocks, bonds, and dividends
- Safe deposit box contents
These assets are turned over to the state when the owner cannot be located.
How to Search for and Claim Your Property
Step 1: Conduct a Search
Visit the Colorado Great Payback website to search for unclaimed property.
Enter your name, business name, or property ID number. Refine your search with additional details, such as your address or city.
Step 2: Select Property and Begin a Claim
Review the search results and choose the property(ies) you wish to claim. Follow the instructions to file your claim online.
Step 3: Provide Documentation
Most claims require:
- An original signed claim form (notarization may be required)
- A copy of a valid photo ID (e.g., driver's license or passport)
- Proof of your social security number or other identifying documentation
Important: Claims cannot be processed based solely on name similarity. Evidence of ownership or heirship is required for all claims.
Step 4: Submit Documentation
You can submit your claim form and supporting documents through one of two methods:
- Upload Securely: Use the state's secure document upload portal
- Mail Documents: Send your materials to the following address:
The Great Colorado Payback Office
200 E. Colfax Ave. Room 141
Denver, CO 80203-1722
Step 5: Track Your Claim
Monitor the status of your claim by visiting the Claim Status Page on the Colorado Great Payback website.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is there a deadline to claim unclaimed property in Colorado?
No, the state holds unclaimed property indefinitely until the rightful owner comes forward.
2. Are there fees to claim property?
No, claiming unclaimed property in Colorado is completely free. Be cautious of third-party services that charge fees.
3. Can businesses or estates claim property?
Yes, but additional documents may be required, such as estate paperwork or proof of business ownership.
Start Your Search Today
Don't miss out on what could be rightfully yours. Search for unclaimed property in Colorado and claim your funds today.
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