State of NJ- Department of the Treasury

Governor Phil Murphy • Lt.Governor Sheila Oliver

The Official Web Site For The State of New Jersey - Department of Treasury

Steven R. Harris, Administrator

The Unclaimed Property Administration (UPA) recovers and records abandoned or lost intangible and tangible property. The UPA’s goal is to return this property to the rightful owner and/or heirs. NJ Unclaimed Property Statute states that property owners never relinquish the right to this property and that the UPA acts as a custodian until the property is returned.

NEWS
	Upcoming UPA Outreach Events
UPA STATUTE
	N.J.S.A. 46:30B1-109
	UPA Rules and Regulations - November 13, 2018
VIDEOS
	What is Unclaimed Property?


New Jersey’s trusted partner web site for reuniting property owners with lost or abandoned property.	z This link provides guidance on how to file a claim.	Find the status of a previously filed online claim submission.	Answers the public’s most common questions about the unclaimed property program and the process for recovering funds.


Additional information regarding the documentation requested as part of a claim on property in your name.	Additional information regarding the documentation requested as part of a claim on property belonging to a decedent.	Additional information regarding the documentation requested as part of claims on property belonging to someone else.	Additional information regarding the documentation requested as part of claims on property belonging to a business.


Online Holder Reporting system for the business community to report and remit unclaimed property.	This link provides businesses with all of the tools needed to create their annual unclaimed property report.	This link provides businesses the tools they need to file a claim on property they previously escheated to the NJ.	Answers to the most common questions regarding the Holder Reporting process.