Serving All States, Municipalities & Counties

National Registry ofUnclaimed Surplus Funds

The National Registry is a nationwide, secure database listing of surplus funds that have been left unclaimed by former homeowners or their heirs. Powered by SurplusChecks, a leader in surplus funds recovery.

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All 50 states, 3,000+ counties
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Who We Serve

Three Ways We Help

Whether you are a former homeowner, a government agency, or a professional service provider, our registry connects people with funds that rightfully belong to them.

Homeowners & Heirs

Search for lost or forgotten surplus funds that may belong to you or your family. If your former home was sold at a tax sale or foreclosure auction for more than what was owed, you may be entitled to the remaining balance.

Search My Funds

Government Agencies

Municipal and county managers can register unclaimed surplus funds at no cost to the municipality or county. Our registry helps reunite former homeowners and their heirs with abandoned or unclaimed surplus funds.

Register Funds

Service Providers

Estate managers, third-party administrators, and financial advisors can search for unclaimed surplus funds that may belong to their clients. Our secure database simplifies the recovery process.

Search for Clients
What We Do

Reuniting Americans With Their Rightful Funds

We help reunite America's homeowners and their heirs with their rightfully owned surplus funds by providing a safe, secure, and completely free search engine to locate lost, forgotten, and unclaimed surplus funds from municipal and county tax sales and mortgage foreclosure proceedings.

Free Database Search

Former homeowners or their heirs can perform a secure database search to determine if they may be entitled to any unpaid surplus money.

Agency Registration

Government agencies can register former homeowners with unclaimed surplus funds at no cost to the municipality or county.

Third-Party Searches

Service providers can perform searches for their clients who may have unclaimed surplus funds from tax sales or foreclosures.

How Surplus Funds Are Created

1

Property Is Sold

A property is sold at a tax sale or mortgage foreclosure auction, often for more than the amount owed.

2

Surplus Is Created

The excess proceeds beyond the debt owed become surplus funds, held by the county or court.

3

Funds Go Unclaimed

Many former homeowners never claim these funds, often because they are unaware the money exists.

4

We Help You Claim

Our registry helps you find and claim funds that rightfully belong to you or your family.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about unclaimed surplus funds from tax sales and mortgage foreclosures.

Surplus funds are the excess proceeds remaining after a property is sold at a tax sale or mortgage foreclosure auction for more than the total debt owed. For example, if a home with $50,000 in unpaid taxes sells at auction for $180,000, the remaining $130,000 becomes surplus funds. By law, this money belongs to the former property owner or their heirs, not the government or the buyer.
Get In Touch

Contact Us

Have questions about unclaimed surplus funds? Need help with a search or claim? Our specialists are here to assist you at no cost.

Phone
(800) 642-2443
Email
info@surplusregistry.com
Mailing Address
National Registry of Unclaimed Surplus Funds
c/o Esquire Associates
99 Wall Street, Suite #698
New York, NY 10005