Verify This Is Real
If we contacted you, you can verify the record yourself using public government sources. No account required. Completely free.
If We Contacted You
If you received a letter, call, email, postcard, or text from Hawaii Unclaimed Funds Recovery, it may be because your name or business appears in publicly available City and County of Honolulu escheated-check records. You do not need to take our word for it. You can verify the record directly on Honolulu.gov by searching the payee name, check amount, or check number. We can also help check the State of Hawaii Unclaimed Property database for additional funds.
How to Verify
Two Ways to Verify — Both Free
You can verify records through two separate government sources. Use both to get the full picture.
Verify Honolulu Escheated Checks
Go to the City and County of Honolulu Department of Budget and Fiscal Services escheated-check page. Search by payee name, check amount, or check number. If the record appears there, the check record is public and real. You can decide whether to pursue the claim yourself or request help.
This is the primary source we use when identifying potential payees. The database is publicly available and maintained by the City and County of Honolulu.
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Check State of Hawaii Unclaimed Property
The State of Hawaii maintains a separate unclaimed-property database. You can search by personal name or business name. This may show additional funds separate from Honolulu escheated checks. You can search and file directly with the State for free.
This database covers a broader range of property types including dormant bank accounts, insurance proceeds, utility deposits, and other abandoned assets. It is maintained separately from the Honolulu escheated-check records.
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After You Search
Found Something? Here Are Your Options.
File It Yourself
For simple, straightforward claims — filing yourself through the appropriate government office is always an option. It's free. For Honolulu escheated checks, contact the City and County of Honolulu Department of Budget and Fiscal Services. For State unclaimed property, file directly with the State.
Let Us Handle It
If your claim involves an estate, a business, multiple claimants, old addresses, or any complexity — or if you simply prefer to have help managing the process — we're here. No upfront costs, ever. Our fee is charged only after successful recovery.
Start a Free Claim ReviewWhat May Appear in These Databases
More Types Than Most People Expect
Honolulu escheated checks and State unclaimed property cover a wide range of financial assets.
Honolulu Escheated Checks
- City and County of Honolulu issued checks
- Uncashed or undelivered checks
- Checks over $1,000 prioritized
- Searchable by payee, amount, or check number
State Unclaimed Property — Banking
- Dormant checking & savings accounts
- Uncashed checks
- Certificates of deposit (CDs)
- Safe deposit box contents
State Unclaimed Property — Other
- Life insurance proceeds
- Uncashed payroll checks
- Security deposits (utility, rental)
- Stocks, dividends, and brokerage accounts
Verified Your Record? Need Help Filing?
If you've found a record and want help with the recovery process — or if you searched and have questions — we're here at no upfront cost.