New Hampshire unclaimed money search
Forgotten paychecks, bank balances, deposits and refunds from New Hampshire addresses are held by the New Hampshire Treasury Department. Searching and claiming is free. Enter a name to get the official searches for it.
- Held by
- New Hampshire Treasury Department
- Office
- Unclaimed Property Division
- Official free search
- findnhmoney.gov ↗
- Claims phone
- (603) 271-2619
- Cost to search or claim
- Free
- Search other states at once
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Program details from the NAUPA state directory, checked November 15, 2026. TrueSearch is not affiliated with the State of New Hampshire.
How to claim money from New Hampshire
- Search on findnhmoney.gov under your current name and every former name (maiden name, a misspelling, with and without a middle initial).
- Open each match and check the address on file. It is the address the business had for you, which may be years old.
- File the claim on the state's site. Expect to show ID and proof that you lived at that address, such as an old bill, lease or tax form.
- For a relative who died, file as their heir or executor with a death certificate and proof of your relationship or authority.
- Then search every other state you or they lived in. Money stays in the state of the old address, not the state you live in now.
Don't remember every old address?
That is the usual reason money goes unclaimed: it sits in a state from two or three moves ago, under an address nobody remembers. The same is true when you search for a parent or grandparent. A people search shows the past addresses tied to a name, which tells you exactly which states to check. Run the search above, then use the dark box to see the address history.
Got a call about New Hampshire unclaimed money?
Scammers pose as "asset recovery" services and charge a fee for money you can claim free. The state does not charge to return your money. Before you call anyone back, check the number. New Hampshire area codes:
All New Hampshire codes: New Hampshire area codes · Who called me?
Questions
How do I search for unclaimed money in New Hampshire?
Use the New Hampshire Treasury Department's free search at its official site. Search your current name, any former names, and the names of parents or grandparents who lived in New Hampshire.
Who holds unclaimed property in New Hampshire?
The New Hampshire Treasury Department (Unclaimed Property Division). Businesses that cannot reach an owner turn the money over to the state of the owner's last known address, and the state holds it until it is claimed.
Does it cost anything to claim money from New Hampshire?
No. Searching and filing a claim with the state is free. Be wary of anyone who asks for a fee or a percentage to get New Hampshire money back for you.
I moved away from New Hampshire. Can I still claim?
Yes. Money is held by the state of the last address the business had on file, so New Hampshire keeps it even after you move. File the claim on New Hampshire's site from wherever you live now.
Can I claim a relative's unclaimed money in New Hampshire?
Usually, if you are an heir or the executor. The state lists the documents it needs, typically a death certificate and proof of your relationship or authority over the estate.
What is the phone number for New Hampshire unclaimed property?
NAUPA's state directory lists (603) 271-2619 for the Unclaimed Property Division. Only call numbers you find on the official site or that directory, not ones from a text, email or letter.
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