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Nevada Unclaimed Property. The Southern Nevada Treasurer's Office is currently open by appointment only. Please call (702) 486-4140 to schedule. Toll Free (Nevada area codes only, does not service area codes 702 or 725): (800) 521-0019. Email: unclaimedhelp@nevadatreasurer.gov.
Contact the Claims Division. The Southern Nevada Treasurer's Office is currently open by appointment only. Please call (702) 486-4140 to schedule. Toll Free (Nevada area codes only, does not service area codes 702 or 725): (800) 521-0019. Email: unclaimedhelp@nevadatreasurer.gov.
Do I have to file Unclaimed Property? If the answer to any of the following questions is "YES", your business or government agency has the potential for generating unclaimed property and you should be filing a report with the State of Nevada's Unclaimed Property Division:
unclaimed property if you have no property to report. Negative reports must be filed through the Nevada Unclaimed Property Division’s (“the Division”) online holder reporting portal (“the Portal”).
Nevada Unclaimed Property law (NRS 120A) requires all businesses and individuals to report abandoned property to the State Treasurer’s Office by October 31 and by April 30th for all insurance entities.
ORIGINAL OWNER CLAIMS. If you are the reported owner of this property, you will file an Original Owner claim. Please complete, sign and mail the claim form with the following documentation: Photocopy of your driver's license or other government issued photo identification. Proof of your social security number.
Nevada’s Unclaimed Property program is governed by Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) Chapter 120A, and Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) Chapter 120A. Reporting requirements
The Nevada Unclaimed Property Division has established the following policies and procedures related to Investigators (Heir Finders) and the receipt of unclaimed property information from the Division.
Quick facts about the Nevada Prepaid Tuition Program. Program was established in 1998 and is one of 12 prepaid tuition programs left open in the country! The program is sold in Nevada however the benefits can be used nationwide at eligible higher education institutions.