Frequently Asked Questions

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• Our most important goal is to equip you with resources and tools to help you successfully claim excess refunds that your local government might owe you from a foreclose or tax sale on a property that you previously owned. 
• We work though an extensive amount of ongoing governmental audits, attorney fees, filing claims, legal opinions to help you recover your money.
• None of this costs you anything UPFRONT. 
• We work on a contingency basis and are only paid a minor percentage AFTER we successfully recover the funds for you.

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• The time frame for receiving your refund can vary depending on the agency, local rule of law and type of claims.
• It typically takes between 60-120 days to process a claim. 
• We work as quickly as possible and will notify you if a refund is available sooner.

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• The government is currently holding onto over 70 Billion dollars, hidden in various departments, agencies, and bureaus, made up of funds related to property sales, foreclosures, tax overpayments, mortgage overpayments and other types of transactions.
• What most people don’t know is that if the funds aren’t claimed within a specified period of time, which varies greatly from Department to Department, the government keeps your money. That’s why we strongly suggest getting a claim started and recovering these funds quickly.

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• If a business, financial institution, or government owes you money from the sale of a property that you previously owned that you did not collect, it is considered unclaimed money. 
• At Excess Refund Specialists, we have a track record of helping people like you recover those funds. 
• We will never ask you for payment information and will educate you throughout the entire process so that you can make an informed decision.

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We love this question for you! Here are a couple of options to consider:

1. Yes, of course you absolutely can file the claim yourself! Navigating the countless piles of government records, filing claims, finding the right attorneys, and successfully recovering what's owed to you is a tedious and costly task.
2. We establish a working agreement with you to let us do all the work for you at NO upfront cost while you sit back and wait to get paid!