What steps are needed to access and review information held in an unclaimed property account by nccash.com in Michigan?

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Detailed Answer

This section explains how to access and review information in your unclaimed property account under Michigan’s Unclaimed Property Act (MCL 567.294–567.351). The Michigan Department of Treasury manages unclaimed property, including dormant bank accounts, utility deposits, and insurance proceeds. You can search and claim property online by following these steps:

  1. Go to the Michigan Unclaimed Property Portal: Visit michigan.gov/treasury/services/unclaimed-property.
  2. Search for Property: Enter your full name, partial name, or business name in the search field. Click “Search” to view matching records. Review details such as property type, last known address, and report year.
  3. Create an Online Account: If you find property, click “Claim Now.” Provide an email address and create a secure password. Confirm your email through the verification link sent by the system.
  4. Verify Your Identity: Log in and follow prompts to verify your identity. You must supply personal information such as your Social Security number, date of birth, and current address. Some claims require notarized documents or certified letters.
  5. Review Property Details: Access your account dashboard to see all unclaimed property records associated with your profile. Click each item to view detailed history, holder information, and status.
  6. Submit a Claim: Complete the online claim form. Attach required documents (copy of government-issued ID, proof of address, supporting legal documents). Certify your claim and submit.
  7. Track Your Claim: Use the portal to monitor the claim status. You will receive email updates when the claim is approved or if additional information is needed.

Key Statute: Michigan Compiled Laws § 567.298 defines holder reporting and property delivery requirements. See MCL 567.298.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Consult an attorney if you need legal assistance.

Helpful Hints

  • Use all name variations, including middle initials and maiden names, when searching.
  • Keep copies of all claim documents and correspondence.
  • Ensure your email and mailing address are up to date before filing.
  • Check the portal regularly for status updates or requests for additional information.
  • If you face technical issues, contact Michigan Treasury Unclaimed Property Customer Service using the contact information on the portal.

The information on this site is for general informational purposes only, may be outdated, and is not legal advice; do not rely on it without consulting your own attorney. See full disclaimer.