How do I search for money the state is holding for me?

Start by searching the Division of Unclaimed Funds database online to see if your name appears and generate a claim form if it does.

What documents do I need to claim funds?

The claim form will list required ID and proof of ownership; review it carefully and upload or mail the documents requested.

Where do I send my claim and documents?

Mail claims and supporting documents to Ohio Division of Unclaimed Funds, 77 S. High Street, Columbus, OH 43215, or upload them via the division's website.

How long until I receive my funds after filing a claim?

Processing times vary; follow instructions on the claim form and contact the division for status updates if delayed.

May 14, 2026 Public Notice: 77 S. High Street, Columbus, OH

Notice explains Ohio's Unclaimed Funds program: businesses report inactive or unclaimed assets (often after five years) and the Division of Unclaimed Funds safeguards them. People can search the database, generate a claim form, and submit required documents by mail or upload to recover money or property.

May 14, 2026OtherColumbus

Notice explaining Ohio's Unclaimed Funds program: businesses report inactive accounts (usually after five years) and the Division of Unclaimed Funds safeguards money and property while providing a free search and claims process for owners to recover assets.

May 14, 2026OtherColumbus

The Ohio Division of Unclaimed Funds holds money and property reported by banks and businesses when accounts go inactive (usually five years). Search their database, submit a claim form, and provide required documents to recover lost checking, deposits, stocks, payroll checks, and more.

May 13, 2026OtherColumbus

Notice explains Ohio's Unclaimed Funds program: businesses report inactive accounts (typically after five years) and the state safeguards the money. It tells owners to search the database, generate a claim form, and submit required documents to recover funds.

May 13, 2026OtherColumbus

Unclaimed funds are lost money businesses report after accounts become inactive.

Apr 15, 2026OtherColumbus

Notice that the Delong Charitable Trust's Annual Return for tax year ending December 31, 2025 is available for public inspection at the trust's principal office in Columbus for 180 days following this publication.

May 15, 2026OtherColumbus

The Randolph A. Jester Charitable Trust's annual return for tax year ending December 31, 2025, is available for inspection at the trust's principal office at 4930 Reed Rd., Columbus. Citizens may request to view it during regular business hours within 180 days of this notice.

May 15, 2026OtherColumbus

The Annual Return of the Robert W. Rings Charitable Trust for the 2025 tax year is available for public inspection at the trust's principal office in Columbus. Citizens may request to inspect the return within 180 days of this notice by contacting the Principal Manager.

May 15, 2026OtherColumbus

Columbus Torah Academy states its admissions and employment nondiscrimination policies: students of any race or national origin are eligible for school programs, while the private Jewish school reserves the right to admit only Jewish students. The school also affirms equal employment opportunity for staff.

May 15, 2026OtherColumbus

The Sarah Marie Klemesrud Foundation's Annual Report for tax year ending 2025 is available for public inspection at 1936 Hythe Road, Columbus, OH for 180 days after this notice; requests directed to Lynn Klemesrud by phone during business hours.

May 8, 2026OtherColumbus

Public Notice — 77 S. High Street, Columbus, OH

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Notice explaining Ohio's Unclaimed Funds program: businesses report inactive accounts (usually after five years) and the Division of Unclaimed Funds safeguards money and property while providing a free search and claims process for owners to recover assets.

The Ohio Division of Unclaimed Funds holds money and property reported by banks and businesses when accounts go inactive (usually five years). Search their database, submit a claim form, and provide required documents to recover lost checking, deposits, stocks, payroll checks, and more.

Notice explains Ohio's Unclaimed Funds program: businesses report inactive accounts (typically after five years) and the state safeguards the money. It tells owners to search the database, generate a claim form, and submit required documents to recover funds.

Unclaimed funds are lost money businesses report after accounts become inactive.

Notice that the Delong Charitable Trust's Annual Return for tax year ending December 31, 2025 is available for public inspection at the trust's principal office in Columbus for 180 days following this publication.

The Randolph A. Jester Charitable Trust's annual return for tax year ending December 31, 2025, is available for inspection at the trust's principal office at 4930 Reed Rd., Columbus. Citizens may request to view it during regular business hours within 180 days of this notice.

The Annual Return of the Robert W. Rings Charitable Trust for the 2025 tax year is available for public inspection at the trust's principal office in Columbus. Citizens may request to inspect the return within 180 days of this notice by contacting the Principal Manager.

The Sarah Marie Klemesrud Foundation's Annual Report for tax year ending 2025 is available for public inspection at 1936 Hythe Road, Columbus, OH for 180 days after this notice; requests directed to Lynn Klemesrud by phone during business hours.

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