Unclaimed Money in Wyoming
The Wyoming State Treasurer's office manages unclaimed property from dormant bank accounts, mineral royalties, insurance policies, and other forgotten assets.
Total Held
$75 million
in unclaimed property
Average Claim
$420
per successful claim
Processing Time
8-12 weeks
after claim submission
How to Search & Claim in Wyoming
Search the Database
Visit the official Wyoming unclaimed property database using the link below. Enter your full legal name — try variations including maiden names and previous names.
Identify Your Property
Review all results carefully. Each listing shows the type of property, original holder, and approximate value. Select any records that match your information.
Submit Your Claim
File your claim directly through the Wyoming portal. You will need to provide proof of identity (government-issued ID) and proof of address (utility bill or bank statement).
Receive Your Money
After Wyoming verifies your claim, you will receive your property by check or direct deposit. Processing typically takes — check the state portal for current timelines.
Search Wyoming Unclaimed Money by Type
Wyoming holds many types of unclaimed property. Click any category to learn how to search and claim:
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What is the Wyoming unclaimed property program?
The Wyoming unclaimed property program is administered by the state government and requires businesses to turn over dormant financial assets to the state after a set period of inactivity (typically 3–5 years). The Wyoming State Treasurer's office manages unclaimed property from dormant bank accounts, mineral royalties, insurance policies, and other forgotten assets. The program holds $75 million in unclaimed property on behalf of residents.
How do I search for unclaimed money in Wyoming?
To search for unclaimed money in Wyoming, visit the official state portal at https://www.wyomingtreasurer.gov/unclaimed-property. Enter your full legal name — try all variations including middle names, maiden names, and nicknames. Also search using the names of deceased relatives. The search is completely free.
How long does Wyoming take to process claims?
Wyoming typically processes unclaimed property claims in 8-12 weeks. Processing time can vary depending on the complexity of your claim, the type of property, and the volume of claims being processed. You can check claim status through the Wyoming unclaimed property portal.
Is there a deadline to claim property in Wyoming?
No. Wyoming, like all US states, holds unclaimed property indefinitely on behalf of the owner. There is no deadline or statute of limitations for claiming your own unclaimed property. However, you should search and claim as soon as possible to avoid any complications.
Can I claim on behalf of a deceased relative in Wyoming?
Yes. You can file a claim for unclaimed property belonging to a deceased relative in Wyoming. You will typically need to provide a certified death certificate, proof of your relationship to the deceased, and documentation of your legal right to the property (such as a will, letters testamentary, or letters of administration from the probate court).