FAQ's

Q: "How how much time do I have before the government claims my money as their own?"

A: This can vary depending on state laws. It is never advised to keep money unclaimed at risk of the government claiming it for themselves.

Q: "What should I do if I receive a letter or call from WSB Financial Recovery LLC?"

A: If you receive a letter or call from us, it means we have identified you as the potential owner of unclaimed funds. Please follow the instructions provided in the communication and contact us to proceed with your claim.

Q: "Are there any risks involved in using your service?"

A: There are no financial risks to you. Our service is contingency-based, meaning you only pay a fee if we successfully recover funds on your behalf. There are no upfront costs or hidden fees.

Q: "Is my personal information secure?"

A: Absolutely. We take your privacy very seriously and employ strict security measures to protect your personal information throughout the entire process.

Q: "Do I have to pay anything out of pocket?"

A: No, you do not have to pay anything out of pocket. We operate on a contingency fee basis, meaning we only take a percentage of the recovered funds. You don't have to invest any money to get your claim processed.

Q: "How long does it take to get my check after the claim has been filed?"

A: Typically, it takes about 21 to 30 days for your check to arrive in the mail after the claim has been submitted.

Q: "Can I track the progress of my claim?"

A: Yes, we provide regular updates on the status of your claim and are always available to answer any questions you may have.

Q: "Can I file the claim on my own?"

A: While it is technically possible for individuals to file their own claims, it requires knowing about the claim and handling all the necessary paperwork and expenses. Our service tracks down the rightful owners, manages all the paperwork, and covers all associated costs.

Q: "What is the contingency agreement?"

A: We operate on a 60/40 split with you taking the lions share. This covers all costs incurred while filing the claim with the government.

Q: "Do I need a bank account to receive the claim?"

A: Yes, you will need a bank account to receive your funds. Our payments are made via checks, as many claims involve amounts too large to be handled in cash.

Q: "What happens if the claim is unsuccessful?"

A: If the claim is unsuccessful, you owe us nothing. Our contingency fee model ensures that you only pay if we recover funds on your behalf.