One of our top priorities is reuniting owners with their lost or misplaced property. We are also dedicated to educating and providing guidance to holders of unclaimed property to ensure compliance with …

If you received a postcard, enter the Property ID number from the postcard in the Property ID field and click SEARCH. Otherwise, enter your last name or your business name in the Last or Business …

The Department of Revenue administers Washington’s Unclaimed Property Program as a free public service. More than $3 billion in unclaimed property has been turned over to the Department of …

Go to the home page, hover over Claiming Property, and select Search for Unclaimed Property under the drop down menu, or click the SEARCH button in the middle of the page.

This site uses a secure certificate to protect your information. All your details will remain confidential, accessible only by Unclaimed Property Officials, and for claims processing and holder reporting …

All heir finders and asset locators must be registered to do business in the state of Washington. If you have concerns about an heir finder or asset locator, contact your Better Business Bureau, or the …

Washington law protects unclaimed property until it is returned to its rightful owner or heir. The Department of Revenue acts as custodian for safe keeping the property until the rightful owner is …

Error Something has gone wrong. If you are having trouble accessing Washington's Unclaimed Property website, please call (360) 534-1502.

Holders are no longer required to file a Negative (no property) report unless requested by the department to do so. If you have been asked to file a negative report, Click on Upload A Report …

Washington State Department of Revenue serves as the custodian for unclaimed property that holds the funds until the rightful owner comes forward to claim them.