What is Recover My Property?

Recover My Property helps individuals, families, heirs, and businesses locate and recover unclaimed money and financial assets.

Why did Recover My Property contact me?

We may have identified a public unclaimed-property record that appears to be associated with you, a family member, an estate, a trust, or a business. Our role is to help rightful owners navigate the documentation and filing process. If you received a notice, we encourage you to verify the record and contact us with any questions before proceeding.

Is Recover My Property a government agency?

No. Recover My Property is a DBA of National Asset Recovery Group, a division of Exclusive Estate Administration, Inc. We are a private asset-recovery company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of any government agency. Property owners may be able to file claims directly with the applicable government agency or property holder without hiring a recovery service.

Can I file the claim myself?

Yes. Property owners can often submit claims directly to the applicable government agency or property holder without hiring a recovery company. If you choose to file on your own, you would typically need to identify the property, determine your eligibility, complete the required forms, and respond to any follow-up requests. Some people choose to work with a recovery service for assistance with documentation, especially in complex ownership situations.

How does Recover My Property get paid?

Our fee is contingent upon a successful recovery. This means we only earn a fee if your claim is approved and funds are recovered. The exact fee is explained in writing in our service agreement before you sign anything. There is no upfront cost for our recovery services.

How do I know whether the notice is legitimate?

You can independently search public unclaimed-property databases maintained by state governments. Each state maintains its own unclaimed-property program, and many can be searched online. We can also walk you through what we found and explain how to confirm it. You are never obligated to use our services to verify or claim property.

What documents might I need?

Required documents vary by claim but may include proof of identity, proof of address, ownership or authority records, death certificates for estate claims, probate or trust documents, business formation records, or other supporting documentation. We provide a personalized checklist once we review your situation.

Is recovery guaranteed?

No. Recovery is not guaranteed. Eligibility and payment are determined by the responsible government agency or property holder. We cannot guarantee that a claim will be approved or that any specific amount will be paid.

How long does the process take?

Processing times vary based on the claim type, ownership complexity, available documentation, and the reviewing agency or holder. Some claims may be processed in a matter of weeks, while others—particularly those involving estates or complex ownership—may take several months or longer. We do not provide a guaranteed timeframe.

What information should I never send by email?

Recover My Property will not ask you to send full Social Security numbers, bank account credentials, or other highly sensitive information through ordinary email or an unsecured inquiry form. We provide secure channels for any necessary document submission after initial contact. If anyone asks you to email sensitive documents or credentials, do not comply and contact us directly.

How are claims for deceased owners handled?

When property is reported in the name of a deceased individual, the claimant may need to provide a death certificate, proof of relationship, and documents showing legal authority to act on behalf of the estate—such as probate court orders, letters testamentary, or trust documents. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and claim type. Recover My Property does not provide legal or tax advice and may recommend consulting an attorney when appropriate.

Can you help a dissolved business?

Yes. We can assist with claims involving dissolved, suspended, or successor business entities. These claims may require additional documentation such as formation records, certificates of good standing, dissolution documents, or proof of authority. We help identify what is needed and guide you through the process.

What happens after I submit the inquiry form?

A member of our team will review your information and contact you using your preferred method. We will explain what we found, discuss whether we can help, and outline the next steps. There is no obligation, and you can decide whether to proceed.

Does the website provide legal or tax advice?

No. This website does not provide legal, tax, accounting, or investment advice. The information presented is for general educational purposes. You should consult a qualified professional for advice specific to your situation.

How can I contact Recover My Property?

You can reach us by phone at (844) 3-ASSETS (844-327-7387) or (949) 436-7676, by email at info@nationalarg.com, or through the contact form on our website. Our mailing address is 555 N El Camino Real, Ste A #226, San Clemente, CA 92672. This is a mailing address only—not a walk-in office.

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