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. driver's license, which would have to be sent in. It would make someone very happy to discover that some long lost relative had left them a million or two. Although not everyone can be so lucky, a good site to start looking would be at: http://www.webcrawler.com/webcrawler301/ws/results/Web/unclaimed+inheritance/1/417/TopNavigation/Relevance/iq=true/zoom=off/_iceUrlFlag=7?_IceUrl=true&gclid=CJ3A_rnEvZwCFU8M2godBA7Dmg. This site will provide many links to different websites that claim to provide this information.Some sites say that government agencies are holding over 30 billion in unclaimed assets. These assets go unclaimed when the original owners cease communication over a period of time. This dormancy period varies by law and is different depending on the type of property. If, at the end of the dormancy period, the owners have not communicated any action, then the insurance companies, banks, credit unions, employers, utility companies and other organizations are required to turn these assets over to the government trust accounts. These assets are usually turned over due to the death of a relation that left an undiscovered will or an estate that closed before all the assets were uncovered. The government does little to try to contact the relatives involved due to missing records, changed names and lack of a trail. The website links claim to be able to track down this information and determine, sometimes for a small fee, whether the person signing up has any assets available from these government trusts. A site that will help for free can be found at http://melaniezoltan.suite101.com/free-unclaimed-inheritance-search---lost-assets-a210343.More reference links: http://www.webcrawler.com/webcrawler301/ws/results/Web/unclaimed+inheritance/1/417/TopNavigation/Relevance/iq=true/zoom=off/_iceUrlFlag=7?_IceUrl=true&gclid=CJ3A_rnEvZwCFU8M2godBA7Dmg http://melaniezoltan.suite101.com/free-unclaimed-inheritance-search---lost-assets-a210343
