Feeling Lucky?

According to the San Diego County Auditor and Controller site:

"The County of San Diego Auditor and Controller has unclaimed money from people and organizations that do business with or get services from the County. Unclaimed monies are checks still not cashed for more than six months. 

We have a duty to give the money to the right person or organization. If we have your money, you must provide documentation to prove your claim. You can claim your money from the County without any service charges or fees." 

Check these Lists for Unclaimed Money

• Unclaimed Monies Listing A-C

• Unclaimed Monies Listing D-G

• Unclaimed Monies Listing H-M

• Unclaimed Monies Listing N-R

• Unclaimed Monies Listing S-Z

I noticed that some of the listings are by last name and some are by first name. Be sure to check both.

If you determine that the County may have funds belonging to you or your business, print the Request for Unclaimed Monies Form and follow the Filing Instructions provided below. 

Individuals Will Need

• A copy of current photo identification for each person.

• Verification of address, if mailing address if different from original mailing address or photo identification.

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Businesses Will Need

• Copy of current photo identification for the authorized agent signing the form.

• Letter of Authorization on company letterhead with the names of officers or officials with authority to sign and claim on behalf of the business.

• If your company merged with another company, a copy of the merger agreement.

• If your company was dissolved, a copy of the articles of dissolution.

Heir or Asset Finders Will Need

• A notarized Power of Attorney signed by the same person who signed the Claim(s).

• In addition, a copy of the agreement between the Asset Finder and claimant is required.

The full information on how to process your claim may be found on the SDC Auditor & Controller site.

Source: San Diego County Auditor and Controller site

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