Recoupa
State unclaimed-property guides

Find your money,
state by state.

Every U.S. state holds billions in unclaimed property. Start with the state where Recoupa actively recovers claims today — or jump to any of the 51 deep-dive guides below, one for every state plus DC.

Across the U.S. today
$70B+
Held by states
51
Jurisdictions
1
Recoupa live
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Where Recoupa works today

The states we actively recover in.

California is live right now — we file end-to-end at no upfront cost. Georgia and New York are next: drop your email on either guide and we’ll let you know the moment we’re licensed.

CA
California
Live
Over $15 billion
in unclaimed property
3 years for most property types; 1 year for payroll
View California guide
GA
Georgia
Soon
Over $1.5 billion
in unclaimed property
We're finalizing licensing with the Georgia Department of Revenue and expect to open Georgia filing in the next few months; use the contact form to be emailed when we launch.
View Georgia guide
NY
New York
Soon
Over $17 billion
in unclaimed property
We're working through licensing with the New York Office of the State Comptroller and expect to take New York claims in the next few months — leave your email on the contact page and we'll let you know the moment we're live.
View New York guide
All 50 states & DC

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Detailed unclaimed-property guide for every U.S. state plus DC. Where the official database lives, how the dormancy rules work, and when professional help is worth it.

Alabama
Over $1 billion held
Alaska
Approximately $200 million held
Arizona
Over $1.7 billion held
Arkansas
Over $300 million held
California
Live
Over $15 billion held
Colorado
Over $700 million held
Connecticut
Over $1 billion held
Delaware
Over $400 million held
District of Columbia
Over $300 million held
Florida
Over $2 billion held
Georgia
Soon
Over $1.5 billion held
Hawaii
Over $400 million held
Idaho
Approximately $200 million held
Illinois
Over $4 billion held
Indiana
Over $700 million held
Iowa
Over $400 million held
Kansas
Over $400 million held
Kentucky
Over $700 million held
Louisiana
Over $1 billion held
Maine
Over $250 million held
Maryland
Over $1.6 billion held
Massachusetts
Over $3 billion held
Michigan
Over $1.5 billion held
Minnesota
Over $1 billion held
Mississippi
Approximately $200 million held
Missouri
Over $1 billion held
Montana
Approximately $130 million held
Nebraska
Over $250 million held
Nevada
Over $1 billion held
New Hampshire
Over $200 million held
New Jersey
Over $7 billion held
New Mexico
Approximately $200 million held
New York
Soon
Over $17 billion held
North Carolina
Over $1.4 billion held
North Dakota
Approximately $100 million held
Ohio
Over $3 billion held
Oklahoma
Over $700 million held
Oregon
Over $700 million held
Pennsylvania
Over $4 billion held
Rhode Island
Over $200 million held
South Carolina
Over $900 million held
South Dakota
Approximately $200 million held
Tennessee
Over $1.2 billion held
Texas
Over $8 billion held
Utah
Over $400 million held
Vermont
Over $90 million held
Virginia
Over $2 billion held
Washington
Over $2.3 billion held
West Virginia
Over $200 million held
Wisconsin
Over $700 million held
Wyoming
Approximately $80 million held