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Search California Unclaimed Property — Free
Enter a name exactly as it may have appeared on an old account. We search the State Controller’s published records under every reasonable variant of it, not just the spelling you typed.
This search covers properties worth $100 and above. Smaller properties exist and are claimable — they are on the State’s own site, not in this index. What this covers
6 exact, and 20 close matches worth a look
Worth $16,464 in total. A match is not proof — the State holds many people with the same name, and establishing which record is yours is the real work of a claim.
The State holds 227 records under the surname Hirata, worth $945,506. See every city and first name they are recorded under
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Strong match
Noemi Hirata
Reported by Capital Bank N.a.
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Strong match
Noemi Hirata
Reported by Toyota Chula Vista
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Strong match
Noemi F Hirata
Reported by Citibank N A
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Likely match
Naomi Hirata
Reported by Wells Fargo Bank Na (apecs 1009)
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Likely match
Noemi M Huerta
Reported by Commonwealth Land Title Ins Company
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Worth checking
Naomi Hart
Reported by American General Life & Accident Ins Co
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Worth checking
Naomi M Heard
Reported by May Department Stores Co The.
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Worth checking
Naomi Hart
Reported by American General Life & Accident Ins Co
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Worth checking
Naomi Hart
Reported by American General Life Insurance Company
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Worth checking
Naomi Hart
Reported by American General Life Insurance Company
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Worth checking
Naomi Hart
Reported by American General Life & Accident Ins Co
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Worth checking
Naomi E Hardy
Reported by National Financial Services Llc
Held jointly with 1 other person
A claim on this will have to be notarized.
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Worth checking
Noriko Hirata
Reported by Wells Fargo Bank Na (apecs 1009)
A claim on this will have to be notarized.
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Worth checking
N Huerta
Reported by U.s. Bank - Pars
A claim on this will have to be notarized.
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Worth checking
N D Hurt
Reported by Metlife Inc
A claim on this will have to be notarized.
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Worth checking
N Rod Herd
Reported by Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Worth checking
N Edward Herd
Reported by Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
Held jointly with 1 other person
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N Heredia
Reported by Union Bank Of California, N.a.
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N Neil Hardy
Reported by Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
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N Dea Hardy
Reported by Key Bank
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Worth checking
N Horriat
Reported by Fire Insurance Exchange
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Worth checking
N Edward Herd
Reported by Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Worth checking
N Rod Herd
Reported by Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
Held jointly with 1 other person
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Worth checking
N W G Heard
Reported by Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
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Worth checking
N Kenneth Herrett
Reported by Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
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Nelson Hirata
Reported by Educational Testing Service
Tell us if this name comes up again
Banks and insurers hand accounts to the State Controller roughly twice a year, and the file grows every time. We will keep checking this name against each new file and write to you if it appears.
How You Are Protected
Our fee is capped at ten per cent of what is recovered by Code of Civil Procedure §1582, and nothing is owed until the State Controller has paid you. If we recover nothing, you owe nothing.
There is no deadline. The State holds unclaimed property indefinitely, so nothing here is urgent.
A Second State File
1 probate estate carries that name
Separately from unclaimed accounts, the State Controller publishes the estates of deceased people that reached it through county probate. This file names the decedent and the heirs on record, which the main file does not.
1 more under that name that can no longer be claimed
When an estate goes unclaimed long enough, the State takes permanent title to it and no claim will be paid afterwards. These are shown because knowing what happened to a relative’s estate is worth something even when the money is gone. Nobody can recover these — if a firm offers to, that alone tells you what they are.
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Hart Naomi
Matched on Hart Naomi (decedent)
Permanently escheated — the State now owns this and it cannot be claimed.
$0.00 closedState ID 956821550
Case H-27042-3
Fees on probated estates are not capped by the ten per cent rule that governs ordinary unclaimed property. How estate claims work, including what we would charge and why the difference exists.
How This Search Differs from the Official One
The State Controller’s own search matches what you type, and nothing else. Ours also finds maiden names, married names, initials, common misspellings, hyphen variants, and business names with and without their suffixes — because the record was created by whoever held the account, not by you.
Every result comes from the Controller’s own published file, which we rebuild weekly. Each one carries the State’s own property ID, so the record you are looking at is traceable to the source rather than to us.
What We Search Under
- Your name as typed, plus initials and middle-name variants
- Maiden and former married names, if you tell us them
- Common misspellings and transposed letters
- Former addresses in California
- Business names with and without Inc., LLC, Co. and DBAs
How You Are Protected
Our fee is capped at ten per cent of what is recovered by Code of Civil Procedure §1582, and nothing is owed until the State Controller has paid you. If we recover nothing, you owe nothing.
California Unclaimed Property Services is a private asset recovery firm. We are not the California State Controller’s Office.
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Give us a name and we will check the State Controller’s records under every reasonable variant of it. Asking costs nothing and commits you to nothing.