Your comprehensive guide to finding and claiming unclaimed property in Montana
Montana's Department of Revenue handles unclaimed property, ensuring that funds or items abandoned by their owners are kept safe until they are claimed. Over $90,450,817.60 has been returned to Montana's citizens through the unclaimed property program.
Every year, businesses review their records to identify unclaimed funds or items. If no activity has been recorded, they attempt to contact the owner via their last known address.
Funds or property must remain unclaimed for a specified period, known as the "dormancy period," before they can be turned over to the state.
If the business cannot locate the owner and the dormancy period has passed, the business must report the unclaimed property to the state and remit payment for it.
Visit the Montana Department of Revenue website to search for unclaimed property through the TransAction Portal (TAP).
If you find property belonging to you, follow the online instructions to submit your claim through TAP.
Submit the required documentation to verify your identity and claim to the property.
The Montana Department of Revenue has successfully returned over $90.4 million to Montana's citizens through its unclaimed property program!
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