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West Virginia Unclaimed Property Overview
Unclaimed property in West Virginia includes dormant checking, savings, investment, and insurance accounts, as well as uncashed checks, stocks, and abandoned safe-deposit box contents after three years of inactivity, all held by the State Treasurer for rightful owners.
Common WV Unclaimed Property Types 🌲
- Dormant checking, savings, CD, and investment accounts
- Uncashed payroll, insurance, vendor, refund checks
- Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, dividends
- Insurance payouts, matured annuities and policies
- Abandoned safe-deposit box contents
How to Claim West Virginia Money
- Search: Use unclaim.ai or the WV Treasurer’s site to locate property.
- File a Claim: Complete the Treasurer’s claim form and upload required documentation.
- Verify Identity: Provide ID and records connecting you to the property.
- Receive Payment: West Virginia pays valid claims year-round—no expiration or time limit for property claims.
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