How to Access and Review Your Oregon Unclaimed Property Account on nccash.com

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Detailed Answer

Under Oregon law, unclaimed property is governed by Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Chapter 98. The Oregon Department of State Lands administers unclaimed property and maintains an online portal at nccash.com. Follow these steps to access and review information held in your unclaimed property account:

  1. Create an Account: Visit nccash.com and click “Sign Up.” Provide your full legal name, email address, and choose a secure password. Confirm your email by clicking the verification link sent to your inbox.
  2. Verify Your Identity: Oregon law requires verification under ORS 98.302. You must enter your Social Security number, date of birth, and current or prior Oregon address.
  3. Search Your Property: After logging in, use the search feature. Enter your name or business name exactly as it appears on financial or tax records. You can also search using a property ID if available.
  4. Review Account Details: The portal displays all unclaimed items linked to your identity. Click each record to view details such as escheat date, property type, and last known owner information.
  5. Download Records: To keep documentation, download property summaries or statements. Use the “Download” button to save PDF or CSV files that list transaction dates and amounts.
  6. Contact Support: If you see discrepancies or need assistance, click “Help” in the portal or call the Oregon unclaimed property office at the number on nccash.com. For detailed claim procedures, review ORS 98.602.

Helpful Hints

  • Use the exact spelling of your name as reported to banks or employers.
  • Gather your Social Security number and any previous Oregon addresses before starting.
  • Check all email folders (including spam) for the verification link.
  • Review ORS Chapter 98 online for a full overview: ORS Chapter 98.
  • Allow 4–6 weeks for claim processing once you submit documentation.

The information on this site is for general informational purposes only, may be outdated, and is not legal advice; do not rely on it without consulting your own attorney.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