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1 in 10 Pennsylvanians has unclaimed property, and the average claim is more than $1,000!

“Treasury receives hundreds of millions of dollars in unclaimed property every year, often because of something as simple as a misspelled name or an out-of-date address. But let’s be clear: this is YOUR money we’re talking about, and I want to return it to you.”

- Stacy Garrity, State Treasurer

Letter from Treasury

As part of our ongoing work to notify Pennsylvanians of unclaimed property which belongs to them, Treasury recently sent letters like this to potential claimants. These letters are legitimate, and we encourage you to follow the instructions to file a claim. In the future, you can always be sure that information you receive is actually from Treasury by visiting www.patreasury.gov/unclaimed-property/ to file a claim or check the status of an existing claim.

Warning: Texting Scam

Harrisburg, PA - Treasurer Stacy Garrity is warning Pennsylvanians that scammers are using text messages to target potential unclaimed property claimants. The Pennsylvania Treasury Department never reaches out to people in regard to any program, including unclaimed property, via unsolicited text messages.

“We have to constantly be on guard against scammers,” Treasurer Garrity said. “I urge anyone who receives a phishing message about unclaimed property to ignore it and promptly delete it. Do not click on any links, and do not respond to these messages. If you have any concerns, reach out to my office. We’ll be very happy to help.”

Treasury’s Bureau of Unclaimed Property can be reached by email at or toll-free at 800-222-2046.

Notice to Holders

An entity outside of the Pennsylvania Treasury Department is contacting Holders of Unclaimed Property with what appears to be a phishing scam. The suspect email thanks you for attending an event about unclaimed property and indicates that a “certificate” is ready for download.

This email did NOT originate from the Pennsylvania Treasury Department. You should NOT click on the link to download the “certificate.”

There is currently no evidence suggesting any unauthorized access to Treasury’s records of Holders of Unclaimed Property. If you ever have questions about the veracity of an email claiming to be from the Pennsylvania Treasury Department’s Bureau of Unclaimed Property, please contact us at or 800-379-3999.

Act 50 of 2025

Act 50, which would allow eligible heirs to use a notarized affidavit for filing claims for unclaimed properties worth up to $20,000, was signed into law on November 24, 2025 by the Governor as Act No. 50 of 2025. The effective date is May 25, 2026.

Act 50 increases the dollar threshold from $11k to $20k for claimants filing an Entitlement by Relationship to Decedent Owner Affidavit, i.e., Relationship Affidavit, used by family members of the deceased owner. Specifically, the claimant is the surviving spouse, issue of the decedent (direct child, grandchild, great grandchild), parent, brother/sister and their issue (niece or nephew), or grandparent (preference given in that order).

All other requirements remain in place (e.g., no estate has ever been opened or more than 5 years since an estate has been opened; Owner was a resident of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at the time of death).

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Tutorial Video

How to File Online

Check out this tutorial video. You may be entitled to money from the Pennsylvania Treasury Department’s Bureau of Unclaimed Property – we want to help you claim what’s yours!

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Contact Information

Unclaimed Property (Claims)

Upload your completed claim via the “Claimant Login/Upload Forms” button or send it via postal mail to:

Treasury - Unclaimed Property
P.O. Box 1837
Harrisburg, PA 17105-1837

Physical Office Location:

4th Floor, Riverfront Office Center
1101 South Front Street
Harrisburg, PA 17104-2516

Property Recovery and Reporting

Finders

Pennsylvania state law requires that all "Finders" and property recovery professionals who assist potential claimants assemble a claim for a fee must complete an application and be certified as a finder by the Pennsylvania Treasury.

Holders

Holders of Unclaimed Property are financial institutions, insurers, utilities, business associations, medical facilities, sole proprietors, fiduciaries, courts, public officers, government entities and all legal or commercial entities that must file a report with the Pennsylvania Treasury if they have reportable unclaimed property.

Tangible Property

Pennsylvania Treasury's Vault is used to maintain the custody of tangible property reported to the Bureau of Unclaimed Property. Tangible property is physical assets such as collectible coins, jewelry, military medals, stamps, antiques, savings bonds or other physical items.

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Unclaimed Educational Savings

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