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North Carolina unclaimed money may comprise funds coming from dormant checking and savings accounts, cashiers checks, uncashed money orders, court deposits, mineral royalty payments, safe deposit box contents, unclaimed gift certificates, unclaimed insurance benefits, lost cash dividends, stock, found utility deposits, unclaimed security deposits, and some other. Until being possibly returned to their lawful owners or their heirs, unclaimed funds in custody in North Carolina are being entrusted for operational control either to North Carolina Escheat Fund or North Carolina Unclaimed Property Program. North Carolina unclaimed money are subject to be refunded to the owner if located. No time limit for lodging a claim is imposed. The State Treasurer’s Office does not charge owners to claim funds due to them.

Although there are some reputable professional unclaimed money / inheritance finders that charge reasonable fees for locating your unclaimed money, there are others charging up to 50%. North Carolina General Statute requires professional finders, regardless of the name they use to identify their business, to be registered with the North Carolina Department of the State Treasurer's Office. However, some do not.

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