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Georgia-registered CDR•Reg. No. 202400088Registered CDR #202400088
Call (470) 613-4627Every path starts with the same free search. Pick the level of help you want — you can change your mind any time before filing.
What it costs
10% of what we recover
a third of Georgia’s 30% legal cap — nothing upfront, nothing unless you’re paid
We file as your registered representative and handle everything through to payment. The steps below walk through this path in detail.
What it costs
We pay you 30% of the claim value
a purchase, not a fee — we buy the claim and take on the filing risk
An optional cash offer under Georgia Form UP-CDR4, paid within 2–5 business days after your notarized assignment is verified. The amount is less than full claim value — you’re trading amount for speed and certainty, and you can always decline.
Use our free search tool to look up your name in Georgia’s unclaimed property records. We maintain current data from the Georgia Department of Revenue’s weekly updates.
If we find a match, you’ll see the property type, estimated value, and current status. You can verify whether the property belongs to you based on the details shown.
You’ll e-sign your service agreement online in about two minutes — no notary needed for that. Georgia does require one notarized form: the CDR-2 authorization, which we prepare for you. You sign it in front of any Georgia notary — your bank usually does it free, and Georgia caps the fee at $2. Prefer to stay home? Our referral partner Proof (formerly Notarize.com) offers online notarization: a ~15-minute video session, about $25, paid directly to Proof. Reclaim doesn’t collect the notary fee either way.
One notarized CDR-2 covers your claim at any value — a single signing is all your claim needs.
We prepare and file the claim with the Georgia Department of Revenue on your behalf. This includes all required documentation, identity verification, and any follow-up correspondence. You provide a copy of your ID and we handle the rest.
Once the state approves your claim, the Georgia Department of Revenue issues separate checks — yours directly to you, and our fee separately. You never pay anything upfront.
Georgia requires the CDR-2 authorization to be signed in front of a notary. Most clients sign at their bank or credit union — usually free for customers, and Georgia caps the notary fee at $2. If you’d rather stay home, our referral partner Proof (formerly Notarize.com) offers remote online notarization (~$25, paid directly to Proof).
We email you a link to schedule your session directly with Proof.
You join a live video call with a certified notary. Have your government-issued photo ID ready.
The notary verifies your identity, you sign electronically, and they apply their digital notary seal. Done in about 15 minutes.
Why notarization? Georgia law requires claim authorization forms (CDR-2) to be notarized to protect property owners from fraud. Remote online notarization (RON) is fully accepted by the GA Department of Revenue per Administrative Notice ADMIN-2025-03. Proof is our referral partner; Reclaim earns a commission at no extra cost to you.
The claims process involves gathering documentation, filing the correct forms, and following up with the state — which can take months. We handle all of that for you so you don't have to navigate the process alone.
Our Full-Service fee is a flat 10% of what we recover — a third of the 30% maximum Georgia law allows (O.C.G.A. §44-12-224). It covers the complete claims process: identifying your property, preparing all required documentation, filing the claim, handling correspondence with the state, and following up until you receive payment. You keep 90%.
No. We never charge upfront fees. Our fee is only collected when your claim is successfully paid by the state. If we don't recover your money, you owe us nothing.
If the state denies your claim, you owe us nothing. We may be able to help you file an appeal or gather additional documentation if appropriate.
Georgia law requires that claim authorization forms (CDR-2) be notarized to verify your identity and protect property owners from fraud. Any Georgia notary works — most banks and credit unions notarize free for their customers, and Georgia caps the fee at $2. If you prefer to stay home, you can book a ~15-minute online session with our referral partner Proof (~$25, paid directly to Proof).
Remote online notarization (RON) is the optional stay-at-home alternative to visiting a notary in person. It lets you sign and notarize documents over a live video call with a certified notary, and it's legally accepted by the Georgia Department of Revenue. You just need a device with a camera and a valid government-issued photo ID.
Often nothing — most banks and credit unions notarize free for their customers, and Georgia caps a notary’s fee at $2 per signature. The optional online session with Proof costs about $25, paid directly to Proof. Reclaim doesn’t collect the notary fee either way — it’s separate from our 10% contingency. (Proof is our referral partner; Reclaim earns a commission at no extra cost to you.)
Nothing changes — one notarized CDR-2 covers your claim at any value. One signing is all your claim needs, no extra trips or appointments.
Typically, you'll need a government-issued photo ID and proof of address. For some claims, additional documentation such as account statements or proof of ownership may be needed. We'll tell you exactly what's required.
Yes. We treat your personal information with the highest level of confidentiality. We only share your information with the Georgia Department of Revenue as required to process your claim.
Absolutely. You can always file directly with the Georgia Department of Revenue at no cost. Our service is for those who prefer professional assistance with the process.
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