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You can claim it yourself, for free Tax-deed sale Foreclosure sale Unclaimed property Bankruptcy Who holds it Idaho State Treasurer, Unclaimed Property
How long No deadline. Idaho holds unclaimed money forever.
How you claim Search and file a claim online at yourmoney.idaho.gov, then upload your documents.
If someone offers to do it for you Fee limits: Not researched yet — ask the clerk. No one may sign you up before the 730th day (2 years) after the money is handed to the state. You never need to pay anyone to file. Checklist (PDF) Remind me of my deadline
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Checklist: Idaho, unclaimed property the state holds Who holds it: Idaho State Treasurer, Unclaimed Property
How long: No deadline. Idaho holds unclaimed money forever.
How you claim: Search and file a claim online at yourmoney.idaho.gov, then upload your documents.
Your deadline: ____________ (confirm it with the clerk)
Steps Search every name you have used at yourmoney.idaho.gov. File a claim online for each match. Upload the documents the claim asks for. Check the claim status online, or call (208) 332-2942. Documents Name-change proof (e.g., marriage certificate or divorce decree) if your name changed Deceased owner: copy of death certificate Proof you are the heir, executor or personal representative The will, if there is one What it costs you free
If someone offers to do it for you Fee limits: Not researched yet — ask the clerk. No one may sign you up before the 730th day (2 years) after the money is handed to the state. You never need to pay anyone to file. Official links Idaho Unclaimed Property – claim FAQ: https://yourmoney.idaho.gov/app/faq-claim Idaho State Treasurer – searching and claiming is free: https://sto.idaho.gov/About/Current-News/ArticleID/8/Idaho-Citizens-Locate-their-Unclaimed-Property Source: Idaho Code §14-5-1301(1); Idaho Code §14-5-1301(2); Idaho Code §14-5-1302; Idaho Code §14-5-907; Idaho Code §14-5-903; Idaho Code §14-5-1503. Researched, not yet checked by a lawyer; confirm with the clerk. Not legal advice.