If Lost Refund Finders contacted you…
We believe we found money belonging to you or a relative.
We understand it sounds too good to be true.
But it’s REAL. And we’re here to help you claim it.
Billions in Unclaimed Funds are Waiting
Every year, billions of dollars go unclaimed. These dollars often belong to everyday people who are unaware of their existence. Some of these funds may belong to you or a family member.
We Believe Some of It May Be Yours
We reached out because our research shows you may have unclaimed funds waiting to be recovered. Call us today and we'll explain what we found and guide you through the steps to recover what's yours.
Your Trusted Claim Assistance Team
Our team specializes in locating and recovering unclaimed funds. We've helped many people successfully claim money owed to them, and we're ready to assist you. You won't pay any upfront costs or out-of-pocket expenses.
How It Works
The Audit
We audit government agencies across the country to find money that belongs to individuals and businesses, but hasn’t been claimed.
The Search
After locating the funds, we work to find the rightful owner. Our team uses trusted resources to ensure we have the right match.
The Claim
When you speak with one of our team members and agree to let us handle your claim, we’ll schedule a time to complete the required paperwork and start the recovery process.
Who We Are
Lost Refund Finders is a team of specialists dedicated to helping people recover money being held by government agencies.
If you received a call or letter from us, it’s because we believe some of those funds may rightfully belong to you.
Why People Trust Us:
- Owned and operated by a licensed CPA
- Experienced in government records research
- Skilled at navigating complex claim requirements
- Professional support from start to finish
- Committed to transparency and client success
Frequently Asked Questions
How did you find this money?
We regularly audit government agencies for unclaimed funds owed to citizens like you. These funds can originate from many sources, including safe deposit box contents, mutual funds, uncashed checks, wages, insurance policies, utility deposits, escrow accounts, and even inheritance funds.
How did you find me?
We put considerable effort into finding the rightful owners of unclaimed funds. Using a combination of public records, advanced research tools, and proven investigative methods, we carefully verify that we’ve located the correct person before reaching out. Occasionally, we do get it wrong because we are human, but we would rather double-check than risk leaving someone’s money unclaimed.
How much is my claim, and where is it being held?
Please call us, and one of our team members will explain the nature of your claim. After you sign our contingency fee agreement, we will provide you with full details on the amount and the location of the funds. A contingency fee means we only get paid if we successfully recover your funds, so there is no upfront cost to you.
Can’t I find the money on my own?
Many unclaimed funds are not listed on public state websites. While those sites are excellent tools for general searches, the claim we contacted you about comes from a harder to find source. The governmental agencies we audit typically do not post these accounts online, and claims often require time, research, and resources to uncover. We have already done the work to locate this potential claim for you, saving you the time and effort of starting from scratch.
Why should I use your organization?
Many claims come with strict documentation requirements and firm deadlines. If those requirements are not met, the funds stay with the agency. Our organization is owned and operated by a licensed CPA with extensive experience in preparing taxes and working directly with government agencies. This background provides us with a deep understanding of government processes and the details required to navigate them efficiently. We know how to manage complex claim requirements and help you recover what is rightfully yours as quickly and smoothly as possible.
