How do I find unclaimed property in Virginia?
For the fastest service, you are encouraged to use our www.vaMoneySearch.org website and search for property using the Click and Claim searchable database. We may also be reached via email with your questions and concerns regarding your claim or general unclaimed property at [email protected].
What does the Treasurer of Virginia do?
Treasury is responsible for the investment of state monies, issuance and management of the short and long-term financing needs of the Commonwealth, administration of the state’s unclaimed property and escheat laws, administration of insurance and risk management programs, management of the state’s banking network.
Who is the state treasurer for Virginia?
Manju Ganeriwala
Manju Ganeriwala As Treasurer, she oversees the investment of over $10 billion in public funds; management of over $15 billion in debt; issuance of bonds; provision of banking services; and administration of the state’s insurance and unclaimed property programs.
How long before property is considered abandoned in Virginia?
In Virginia, property is generally presumed abandoned if it has remained unclaimed by the owner for more than five years after it became payable or distributable.
Does the VA owe me money?
The VA may owe money to current or former policyholders or their beneficiaries. This database doesn’t include funds from: Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI) policies from 1965 to the present.
How do I contact the Virginia Department of the Treasury?
For claims questions: [email protected] or 1-800-468-1088 If you need to submit your claim and/or claim evidence: Virginia Department of the Treasury, Unclaimed Property Division, PO Box 2485, Richmond, VA 23218-2485 or [email protected]
How many Auctions does the Department of Treasury have?
Treasury Auctions. Each year approximately 300 public auctions are conducted throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico to sell property forfeited as a result of violations of federal law enforced by the Department of the Treasury or nonpayment of Internal Revenue Service taxes. Real Estate, Vehicles, and other merchandise.
Where do the proceeds of TEOAF auctions go?
Additional Cars (in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security) Sales proceeds from TEOAF auctions are deposited in the Treasury Forfeiture Fund. Revenues from the Treasury Forfeiture Fund are used for law enforcement activities and for restitution to victims of fraud.
How often are public auctions conducted in the US?
Each year approximately 300 public auctions are conducted throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico to sell property forfeited as a result of violations of federal law enforced by the Department of the Treasury or nonpayment of Internal Revenue Service taxes.