<prompt> Human: I received a letter from an organization called Unclaimed Property Recovery Specialists stating I had roughly 1850 in unclaimed assets, and that if I returned paperwork theyd obtain and pay the monies to me, less 25. Im particularly paranoid about mail scams and the like, so I did some research, and the organization is legitimate, with an A BBB rating. However the 25 commission was a pain point for me, so I did some more research. It turns out that I was able to find this IRS.gov website After checking all of the entries, I was able to find two unclaimed assets listed on This Oregon UP site Requirements on the claim form are that I provide proof of residence at an old address from 2000, and have a notary stamp the form. At first I was perplexed, but then realized that my old credit report from Free Annual Credit Report had this information. So, one trip to the credit union, a free notary stamp, and its in the mail. Now all I have to do is wait up to 12 weeks for my surprise windfall.I suggest that anyone take the 15 minutes required to check for unclaimed property assets..  <response>: A couple of years ago someone I know got some money from missingmoney.com so I took a look and found 2 claims for 450 total that I was able to get. One of them was an unclaimed pay check from a job I left and for some reason never got my check. The other was some insurance premium returned to me. The insurance one was tougher to get because I had trouble proving an address from 7 years ago, but I eventually got it. But overall it was a great resource. 