Check your name
Search the public surplus-funds records we monitor. The search is free — no account, no payment. Results are masked to protect everyone’s privacy: if something may match, you’ll see a possible public-record match, never full personal details.
State choices are search filters, not a promise of complete county coverage. A record checked date describes that record only; it does not confirm that funds remain available.
What a match means — and what it doesn’t. A result below means a name in a public record looks similar to the name you entered. It is not proof that money is held for you, and it is not proof you are entitled to anything. Common names match many people. Any next step requires identity verification with the county or court that holds the record — our guides explain how that works.