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You can claim it yourself, for free Tax-deed sale Foreclosure sale Unclaimed property Bankruptcy Who holds it Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts (ClaimItTexas.gov)
How long No time limit. The state holds the money indefinitely.
How you claim Search ClaimItTexas.gov, start a claim online, and upload the documents your claim form lists.
If someone offers to do it for you There may be a fee limit: ask the clerk. No one may sign you up before the 730th day (2 years). Ask the clerk when the count starts. Any deal must be in writing. You never need to pay anyone to file. Checklist (PDF) Remind me of my deadline
Ask the clerk for the deadline.
Checklist: Texas, unclaimed property the state holds Who holds it: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts (ClaimItTexas.gov)
How long: No time limit. The state holds the money indefinitely.
How you claim: Search ClaimItTexas.gov, start a claim online, and upload the documents your claim form lists.
Your deadline: ____________ (confirm it with the clerk)
Steps Search your name or business at ClaimItTexas.gov. Start a claim for each match. Upload the signed claim form, photo ID and any other requested proof. Track your claim online. Documents Signed claim form Photo identification Any other proof listed on your claim form What it costs you free by check or standard bank transfer (optional instant payment methods charge 1.99%)
If someone offers to do it for you There may be a fee limit: ask the clerk. No one may sign you up before the 730th day (2 years). Ask the clerk when the count starts. Any deal must be in writing. You never need to pay anyone to file. Official links ClaimItTexas.gov (official claim site): https://www.claimittexas.gov/ ClaimItTexas FAQ: https://www.claimittexas.gov/app/faq-ucp Texas Comptroller release (no time limit): https://comptroller.texas.gov/about/media-center/news/20241023-comptroller-glenn-hegar-returns-3-billion-to-texas-unclaimed-property-owners-1729626224434 Source: Tex. Prop. Code §74.507; Tex. Occ. Code §1702.101; Tex. Occ. Code §1702.324(b)(5); Tex. Prop. Code §74.501(e). Researched, not yet checked by a lawyer; confirm with the clerk. Not legal advice.