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Posted on February 3, 2022
HARTFORD – After numerous calls for change from House Republicans, the Office of the Treasurer has agreed to make it easier for people to reclaim their lost property from state control. Millions in unclaimed assets from forgotten bank accounts, uncashed checks or abandoned stocks and bonds, as well as unclaimed proceeds from life insurance policies winds up with the State of Connecticut.
Anyone can search the list by clicking on this link CTBigList.com, which serves as an online database for the unclaimed property. Anyone who is owed property can begin the claims process there.
In the past, the Office of the State’s Treasurer had required people to have documents notarized, but the office announced the elimination of the notarization requirement to file a claim, which will be replaced with an online acknowledgement. It’s unclear when that notarization requirement will be removed, so people who claim property right now may still need to get a notary to stamp their documents.
The office also made the following changes: