Claim Lost Money From The Government

Online, August 5, 2013 (Newswire.com) - The federal government is currently managing billions of dollars that belong to the hardworking men and women of this country. And the government finally wants to give that money back. Right now federal officials are urging residents in every state to search for government lost money using a simple online database called Cash Unclaimed.

Government lost money can refer to state benefits, unemployment, tax returns and several other sources. Now officials want residents to facilitate the search for lost money on their own using a computer or mobile device and an online connection.

When a visitor logs into the Cash Unclaimed home page, that visitor will be asked to enter a first and last name. This will search the person's name against all other names on the government lost money registry. If a match is made, the process to claim lost money is almost as simple as searching for it.

To claim lost money that was being held by the government, the person will be asked to verify his or her identity. This can be done by faxing, mailing or emailing copies of personal and government ID forms. Once the person's identity has been verified, the money will be sent via check or direct deposit.

To claim lost money and to search for government lost money that may be in the names of others related to you, visit www.CashUnclaimed.com

About Cash Unclaimed: Cash Unclaimed is considered one of the largest databases in the world for finding and claiming lost or missing money. With billions of dollars being held by governments across the country, state and federal treasurers are now turning to this web-based lost money search engine that makes finding and claiming government lost money simple and easy.

Contact:
Nicole Anderson
Cash Unclaimed
19881 Brookhurst St #C-285
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
714-277-3040 x707
Unclaimedmoney@cashunclaimed.com
http://www.CashUnclaimed.com

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