Why Did an Asset-Recovery Company Contact Me?

If you received a letter, email, or phone call from Recover My Property, it means we identified a public unclaimed-property record that may be associated with you, a family member, an estate, a trust, or a business.

Why we reach out

State unclaimed-property programs are public records. When property is turned over to a state, the owner's name and last known address may appear in a publicly searchable database. Asset-recovery companies like Recover My Property review these public records and attempt to locate owners who may not be aware that property is being held in their name.

Are you a government agency?

No. Recover My Property is a DBA of National Asset Recovery Group. We are a private company and are not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. Property owners may be able to file claims directly with the applicable state program without hiring a recovery service.

Is this a bill or collection notice?

No. You do not owe us money. We are not attempting to collect a debt. We are informing you that we may have identified property connected to you and offering to assist with the recovery process.

What should I do next?

We encourage you to verify the record independently before making a decision. You can:

• Search official state databases at MissingMoney.com
• Verify your notice with us directly
• Review our Trust and Verification page

There is no obligation to proceed, and recovery is not guaranteed. If you choose to work with us, our fee is contingent on successful recovery and is explained in writing before you sign anything. Learn more about how it works.