have you been contacted by us?

You may have received a letter, phone call, or email from Heritage Asset Recovery. If so, it means we have identified unclaimed assets that may rightfully belong to you or to a relative of yours.

In many cases, heirs to an estate are named in a Will. But more and more people pass away without leaving one (legally known as “intestate”). When this happens, funds can remain unclaimed until the rightful heirs are located. Using genealogical research, public records, and legal resources, we trace family lines and contact potential heirs who may not even know of their entitlement. In fact, many heirs we help have never heard of the deceased relative before.

Unclaimed funds don’t only apply to estates. Living individuals often have forgotten or uncollected assets as well — such as uncashed checks, dormant bank accounts, life insurance proceeds, or stock redemptions. If you’ve been contacted by us, it means our research suggests you may have unclaimed property in your name.

If your business, nonprofit, or organization has been contacted by Heritage Asset Recovery, it means we’ve identified unclaimed funds held under your entity’s name or a former business name.

Unclaimed funds for organizations often result from:

• Dormant bank or escrow accounts 
• Uncashed vendor or customer checks
• Refunds, rebates, or overpayments
• Mergers, acquisitions, or name changes where ownership records were not fully updated
   

Our role is to verify entitlement and assist with the recovery process. We work with business owners, accounting departments, and authorized representatives to ensure all required documentation is properly submitted to the state for release.

Even if your company has changed names, merged, or dissolved, funds may still be recoverable — and we can help trace the documentation needed to prove ownership.

If you’ve received communication from us, it’s because we believe your organization has a valid claim to uncollected assets.

Heritage Asset Recovery specializes in locating and recovering these funds. We only reach out to individuals when we believe there is a genuine entitlement, after conducting thorough research to verify eligibility.

It’s natural to feel cautious if you’ve never been contacted about something like this before. We encourage you to reach out with any questions. Our role is to make the process clear, secure, and successful.