What information do I need to search for unclaimed funds?

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To search for unclaimed funds through NY State Comptroller's Office, you need to provide specific information. Firstly, individuals should enter their last name or business name precisely as it appears on legal documents. If searching for a business, the full business name is essential, including any abbreviations or punctuation. Secondly, the search requires your city/town of residence or the business's location at the time the funds were reported. Lastly, it is recommended to include variations of your name or business name, in case it was spelled or recorded differently. Avoid using prefixes such as "Mr." or suffixes like "Jr." The search function accepts additional filters like specific years or amounts but following these primary requirements will yield accurate unclaimed funds information.
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Answered Nov 2, 2023

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