How It Works
Documents Needed
The claimant will need the following documents to be signed in order for us to file the claim with the correct government agency on your behalf.
- Letter of Direction
- Contingency Fee Agreement
- Assignment of Interest in Tax Deed Sale Excess Proceeds
- Affidavit of Heirship (only for heirs of the deceased)
- Limited Power of Attorney (Personal & Business)
- Claim Forms for Excess Proceeds (Government Agency Holding the Funds)
1
The Audit
Audits are regularly made on government agencies across the United States and great effort is made to find the rightful owner(s). At about the same time you will receive a phone call or a letter in the mail informing you about the found funds.
2
Paperwork
Once you have agreed to allow us to work on your file, we then can set up a time and date for you to sign and notarize a few documents that will let us get started.
3
Waiting Time!
Claims are normally processed in a time of 3-4 months. 60%-70% of the funds collected are typically returned to the rightful owner(s) within 5 business days of receipt.
Act Fast to Recover These Funds Before the Deadline Expires!
From start to finish we do all the work to claim these funds. We only work on a Contingency basis, meaning there is no upfront cost to you and we only charge a fee if and when we are successful in recovering your funds.
All costs and fees, including attorney’s fees, will come from our company’s percentage of recovered funds, with the client getting the majority share.
If the claim we process is unsuccessful (which is rare), the client will owe us nothing. Totally Risk-Free!
“I don’t believe I can say enough good things about Reliance Recovery. This is my first time involved in the recovery process and they took their time to make sure I was well informed thought out the entire situation. “
— M. Letterman