What We Do

Synergy Solution works on a contingency fee basis. There are absolutely no upfront fees.  We only get paid a percentage of the amount you get back and that is only AFTER you receive your money.   

As we like to say no results…no fee!  It’s a win/win situation! 

The most common types of unclaimed property are savings or checking accounts, stocks, dividends, checks that have not been cashed, certificates of deposit, unclaimed insurance benefits, unused gift certificates, and items abandoned in safe deposit boxes or held in police department stolen property files. By law, holders must transfer abandoned property to the Treasury Department.

As thousands of new accounts are added every week, chances are that the unclaimed property office will never contact you. On the other hand, we only get paid if we help you get your money back.  We have more incentive to find people and contact them than the unclaimed property office does. 

Before contacting you we have already done extensive research locating and confirming the identity of what we believe to be the rightful owner of the underlying property. We would not be contacting you if we did not feel that there was an excellent chance that you are entitled to these funds. 

The claim process varies from as little as two weeks; while others average 90 days or more to complete.  It all depends on the type of claim and what, if any, additional documentation is required.  

Did you receive a letter, email, or text from us?  If so, congratulations!

You are most likely on your way to recovering money that belongs to you that you didn’t know you had!

Contact us so we can conduct your free search for unclaimed bank accounts, safe deposit box contents, uncashed checks, insurance policies, CDs, trust funds, utility deposits, stocks and bonds, wages,  escrow accounts, etc. 

Make a one-time payment on an existing claim in-person or online without extra fees.  

You have questions, we have answers. Feel free to visit our FAQ page or call us during normal business hours.

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