Unclaimed-property filings
Check whether an escheat draft packet is ready.
Answer three plain questions to check unclaimed-property packet details, OSHA 300A, employer filings, and every other filing RegFile can spot from one profile.
The checker organizes intake details before filing work moves through RegFile's reviewed, authorized workflow.
Live escheat-adjacent check
Sample result for a Delaware retail holder
Checking current escheat, employer-reporting, OSHA, and related filing signals for a sample Delaware retail holder.
Run it for my holder profileFiling checker
Use the unified filing checker for a dated review.
The checker starts with location, what your business does, and employee count, then shows stale-property work alongside OSHA, employer, environmental, and other recurring filings that match the profile.
Result context is saved only when you ask for follow-up with an email address.
The public checker gives you a review checklist for reportability, dormancy, and owner outreach sufficiency.
Filing inputs
The facts to stage before stale property becomes a reviewable draft.
Holder profile
Start with the reporting holder, state, entity type, and where stale payroll, refunds, credits, or vendor balances live.
Property ledger
A useful packet is strongest with owner name, amount, property type, dormancy date, and last-known address before review.
Owner outreach
Due-diligence notice status belongs in the intake so state-specific filing review starts from the right facts.
Why it matters
Unclaimed-property work starts with ledgers, not portals.
Escheat reporting commonly starts in stale payroll checks, refunds, vendor credits, gift-card balances, accounts payable, and other aging liability accounts.
The checker keeps filing context together: holder state, holder profile, property count, total value, ledger status, owner address status, and due-diligence status.
State pages
Preserve holder-state context for escheat follow-up.
Start with the holder's state, then run the same filing checker with stale-ledger, owner-address, property-type, and due-diligence context.
Industry pages
Start from the stale ledgers each holder type already has.
Each page keeps industry source records, owner-data gaps, due-diligence status, and state context tied to the same escheat checker.
Does RegFile decide whether property is reportable?
No. The checker organizes stale-property packet details for review. The holder must verify dormancy, exemptions, owner outreach, and adopted state rules before any filing.
How does RegFile handle unclaimed-property filing review?
RegFile organizes holder, property, owner-address, amount, dormancy, due-diligence, and reviewer context before escheat follow-up.
Why does the checker ask about owner addresses and notices?
Owner data and due-diligence status are often the difference between a clean draft packet and a follow-up checklist.
Check escheat packet details before the state deadline is on top of you.
Start the filing checker, then continue with stale-property packet review.