Unclaimed funds recovery
Someone is holding money with your name on it.
Billions of dollars sit in state treasuries, court registries, and institutional accounts — dormant deposits, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, estate assets, and court-held overages. Solterra Consultants finds those balances, proves you are entitled to them, and pursues the claim until the money is released to you.
No fee unless funds are recovered. Written disclosure before anything is filed.
Owed upfront — we are paid only from recovered funds
Held nationwide in unclaimed property accounts
Americans has unclaimed money waiting somewhere
The mechanics
How money ends up unclaimed — and stays that way
When a bank, insurer, employer, utility, or court cannot reach the person a balance belongs to, the account goes dormant. After a statutory dormancy period the holder must turn the money over to the state or leave it on deposit with the court.
Nothing is paid out automatically. Funds are released only on an approved claim of entitlement, in which you must document identity, ownership, and — for a deceased owner — the chain of succession. Records are scattered across agencies, names are misspelled, addresses are stale, and most rightful owners never learn the money exists.
The claim process
Three stages, search to payment
Search & match
We search state unclaimed property rolls, court registries, and institutional records to confirm a balance exists and that you are the rightful owner or heir.
Documentation & filing
We assemble proof of identity, ownership, and succession, then file the claim with the holding agency and respond to every request for additional evidence.
Approval & payment
Once the claim is approved, the state, court, or institution releases the funds. You will receive your funds!
Questions
What claimants ask us first
Free fund search
Tell us who you are. We'll tell you what's out there.
Send your details and we'll search state unclaimed property rolls and court registries, then respond within two business days with what we find — whether or not there is a claim for us to take.