Direct answer
An asset recovery notice should clearly state who is contacting you, what type of asset they believe you own, and the terms of their service. It should not look like a fake government document.
Breaking down the letter
When you receive a notice, look for the company's contact information and physical address. The letter should explain that they have located potential funds in your name or a relative's name through public records research.
Your options after receiving a notice
You have two choices. You can ignore the letter, go to the state's official website, and attempt to find and claim the funds yourself for free. Or, if the claim sounds complex, you can contact the company to learn more about their services.
Working with us
If you received a notice from Oklahoma Estate Finders, it means we found a potential claim we believe we can help you with. Our assistance is optional, and we only charge a commission if we successfully recover your funds.
Next Steps
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