Find Forgotten Michigan AssetsBillions Waiting in Michigan
Michigan Treasury holds over $2 billion in unclaimed funds, cash, securities, and valuables for residents—no fee and no expiration. Use the official database for instant searching!
Why Michiganders use unclaim.ai
Official search, state privacy, expert help—Detroit, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Lansing, and every Michigan city.
Official Michigan Treasury Online Search
Search Michigan’s official database for Detroit, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Lansing, Flint, and all cities and townships.
Easy, Secure Claiming for Everyone
Guided support for individuals, families, heirs, businesses, and nonprofits—recover lost payroll, refunds, insurance, accounts, stocks, and jewelry.
Over $2 Billion In Property Safeguarded Statewide
Michigan Treasury holds more than $2 billion for residents—system is updated daily and claims are always free, fast, and confidential.
Michigan Unclaimed Property FAQ
No, there is no deadline. The Department of Treasury holds your property safely until you file a valid claim—owners, heirs, and businesses may claim at any time.
Dormant bank/savings accounts, stocks, bonds, insurance payouts, court settlements, payroll/vendor checks, security deposits, utility refunds, and safe deposit box contents. Real estate and vehicles are not included.
Assets are considered unclaimed typically after one to five years of no activity or contact—with dormancy timelines varying by property type. Banks and businesses must send notification and then transfer funds to the state.
No, the state database and claiming process are always free for rightful owners. No cost for filing, searching, or processing claims at Michigan.gov/unclaimedproperty.
Provide government-issued ID, Social Security Number, and documents showing address or connection to the asset. Estates or business claims may need additional paperwork. The Treasury will instruct via secure online upload process.
Michigan Unclaimed Property Laws
Michigan’s Uniform Unclaimed Property Act (Public Act 29 of 1995, Chapter 567) requires that banks, insurers, and businesses report dormant property after 1-5 years of no activity. Property is then held safely for owners by the Department of Treasury—no deadline for claiming, and no fee. Read full law:Michigan Unclaimed Property Law.
Find Michigan Funds in Minutes
Enter your details to begin a secure search. All info protected by Michigan law and the Treasury’s privacy standards.
Start Your MI Search
Michigan Unclaimed Property In The News
Michigan Launches Refreshed Unclaimed Property Website in 2025
In May 2025, Michigan Treasury rolled out a faster, easier-to-use official database. Over $2 billion in property is safeguarded for residents—visit often to discover new assets.
View Full StoryFebruary 1 Proclaimed Unclaimed Property Day—Over $2 Billion Available
Governor Whitmer declared Feb 1, 2025 as Unclaimed Property Day to encourage all Michiganders to check for forgotten money and assets. Thousands of new claims expected as awareness grows.
View Full StoryWe’re just a message away. Feel free to reach out
- Office21601 Devonshire St. Suite 217
Chatsworth CA 91311By appointment only
Get In Touch!
Calls, emails, or office visits by appointment—every inquiry is confidential and welcome.
Email Us NowWhy Wait? Start Your Michigan Claim Today
Michiganders claim millions every year—join thousands discovering their unclaimed property today. Easy, secure, and always free!