Yes. We’re a veteran-owned business verified by the Texas Veterans Commission, every claim is handled under a written agreement, and you never pay anything upfront. You’re also welcome to verify us independently before you decide anything — we’d rather you feel completely sure.

We audit government agencies on a regular basis for unclaimed funds owed to private citizens, and we specialize in the difficult-to-find claims. We locate the rightful owners through careful public-record and internet research — nothing more intrusive than that.

Give us a call and we’ll gladly explain the nature of your claim. Once you’ve signed our written contingency agreement — which costs you nothing upfront — we’ll show you exactly where the funds are being held.

The agencies we audit usually don’t post these accounts online. You’re welcome to search your state’s unclaimed funds website, and you may find money owed to you — but the claim we contacted you about generally won’t be listed there. Many claims take considerable time and research to uncover, and that’s the work we’ve already done for you.

Nothing out of pocket, ever. We work on a written contingency agreement — your 70%, our 30% — and our share only comes from funds we actually recover. If we don’t recover anything, you owe us nothing. There’s no risk to you.

Yes. A limited power of attorney lets us act on your behalf for one specific purpose — recovering your funds. It doesn’t give us access to your bank accounts or control over anything else, and it ends when your claim is resolved. Everything is spelled out in writing before you sign.

It depends on the agency holding your funds and how quickly they process claims — some move in a few weeks, others take several months. We handle every step and keep you updated so you’re never left wondering where things stand.

You’ll work with George Bailey and our small, hands-on team — not a rotating call center. The same people who first reach out are the ones who guide your paperwork, coordinate notarization, and keep you posted in plain language until your claim is resolved.

Start with a free, no-pressure review — call us and we’ll explain what we found. And sooner is better: unclaimed funds can eventually be lost to the agency holding them through a process called escheatment, so it’s worth acting while the claim is still yours to make.