Surplus & Excess Funds: Asset Recovery
Whether if your are owed excess, overages or surplus funds, Life can be unpredictable.
Unexpected events can lead to devastating financial losses or bankruptcy.
That’s where our asset recovery services come in.
Assets such as surplus funds held by a local government.
Our team of administrators, agents, paralegals and attorneys work tirelessly to recover lost assets.
We want to Help you regain financial stability.
The Overage Claim you Can Rely On
Our Surplus and Excess funds Specialists have the knowledge and resources to get the job done right. We are Provided with access to specialist with background experience who are able to resolve certain needs and procedure to properly make the claim in a timely fashion prior to the expiration date. services and solutions that exceed your expectations. Our team of experts will work on your behalf to research and perform a CLAIM solution that fits your unique needs.
Working with Attorneys and Paralegals
Many of our specialist have experience as professional with knowledge and ability to search the different state offices and the court system, locating revenue sources from overlooked or unknown items that may have been reported many years ago. We have teamed with diligent lawyers, paralegals, business admins and notaries, to deliver high-quality services to our customers. Our commitment to excellence and attention to detail is second to none.
We will contact the governmental entity and act on your behalf in order to confirm a claim prior to the excess funds expiration date which may terminate your ability to make a claim.
It is just one of the names for the leftover money that homeowners are entitled to after their properties go under foreclosure. Overage is created after a certain property is sold at an auction for more than what was owed to the bank/lender or the county.
We are an organization that helps people recover unclaimed funds.
Because we won’t take ANY money from you in advance. You are not to share any banking details with anyone from our organization. You shouldn’t give us your bank account or any cash upfront. The only way we are compensated is if we manage to recover your funds.
No need to worry about that. We cover all states in the US, we have our attorneys in each state. Why don’t you send us an email and we’ll see if we can help you in your specific case?
You sure can do everything by yourself. It is just easier for you not to spend your time and money to research where your funds are, contact all the people you need to, pay for an attorney, pay all the fees for getting documents from the government entities, prepare all the documentation, forms, and paperwork, learn about the laws and regulations, etc. People hire us because we have experience and knowledge in this industry and because there is no risk.
We are to sign an agreement in which we will describe everything, and which, of course, you can check with your attorney before signing it off. In this agreement, we make sure that we precisely cover everything (including what percentage of these funds goes to us after we recover them for you).
The Surplus Funds Recovery Process: Step by Step
Contact us by phone or email to start the Surplus Funds Recovery Process.
Typically involves a free consultation where specialists assess your eligibility and identify potential sources for unclaimed funds.
The company utilizes various tools and databases to search for unclaimed funds on your behalf.
We communicate with the Government departments to verify availability of funds.
After obtaining your signed authorization, We make a claim for unclaimed funds on your behalf.
Specialists handle the paperwork and communication with relevant institutions to file and pursue your claim.
This were we actually recover the excess fund on your behalf.
Once funds are recovered, the surplus funds recovery service deducts their agreed-upon fee, and the remaining amount is disbursed to you.
We can get the process moving.
- Act Quickly: Don’t delay in allowing us to research and initiate your claim, especially if you are the former property owner. Missing the redemption period could limit your ability to reclaim the property or excess proceeds.
Eligibility to Claim Excess Proceeds:
- Former Property Owner: In most cases, the original property owner or their legal heirs have the first right to claim excess proceeds.
- Redemption Period: States typically have a redemption period (usually 6 months to 3 years) after the tax sale during which the former owner can reclaim the property
Customer testimonials
“I’m writing this testimonial because I’m incredibly impressed with the service I received from United Research Resource Company when I needed help with a surplus claim. Let me tell you, dealing with surplus claims can be a real nightmare. The paperwork is confusing, the deadlines seem impossible, and frankly, the whole process is just stressful..”
Will Jonas
Excess Customer
“United Research Resource Company didn’t just explain things, they took action. They handled all the communication with the insurance company for me, which saved me countless hours of frustration. They also helped me compile all the necessary paperwork and made sure everything was submitted correctly and on time..”
Richard Laramie
Surplus Client
“United Research Resource Company didn’t just explain things, they took action. They handled all the communication with the insurance company for me, which saved me countless hours of frustration. They also helped me compile all the necessary paperwork and made sure everything was submitted correctly and on time..”
Jim Brumfield
Surplus Client