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Forgotten checking, savings, and certificates of deposit.
Pennsylvania unclaimed property recovery
Forgotten accounts. Uncashed checks. An inheritance left behind. Your property may be waiting to be claimed.
Administrative unclaimed-property recovery assistance for individuals, families, and businesses—from locating potential property to organizing claim documents and following up with the holding agency.

A clear path to
what is rightfully yours.
Understanding unclaimed property
When a business or financial institution loses contact with an owner for a legally specified period, certain money or assets are transferred to the state for safekeeping.
These assets may still belong to you, your business, or an estate. A claim establishes who is entitled to receive them.
Explore common questionsForgotten checking, savings, and certificates of deposit.
Uncashed paychecks, customer refunds, and overpayments.
Unpaid benefits, policy proceeds, and premium refunds.
Stocks, dividends, and uncollected trust distributions.
The process
I organize the paperwork, track document requests, and keep you informed throughout the administrative claim process.
I review the available records and your connection to the reported owner to identify a potential claim.
I help organize the records requested by the holding agency to document ownership or existing authority to claim.
I help assemble claim paperwork, track its progress, and coordinate responses to the agency’s document requests.
Pennsylvania Treasury reviews the claim and pays the approved claimant directly. Any fee owed to me is paid separately under your written agreement.
Services begin only after a separate written agreement identifies the property, scope, fee, and payment terms. An inquiry creates no fee obligation or authority to file a claim. Recovery and timing are not guaranteed.
The value of professional guidance
Old addresses, a deceased owner, or a change in business ownership can leave gaps in the paper trail. I help locate and organize existing records for the agency’s review. Questions about legal ownership, inheritance rights, or authority to claim require separate legal counsel.
Meet the owner
Will Keith Williams III · Sole proprietor · Admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania
Keith provides this administrative finder service under his full legal name, Will Keith Williams III, separately from his law practice. Through this business, he helps customers locate potential unclaimed property, organize documents, and follow up on administrative claims.
The finder engagement does not provide legal advice or legal representation. Hiring Will Keith Williams III does not create an attorney-client relationship or provide its protections, including attorney-client privilege. Keith’s attorney credential does not change the scope of the finder service. Communications in this nonlegal engagement are not offered as privileged attorney-client communications. These disclosures do not waive rights or duties imposed by law.
If your matter requires legal advice, resolution of disputed rights, or court proceedings, you will need to obtain separate legal counsel. Those services are outside the finder engagement.
Frequently asked questions
Get to know the recovery process and the scope of my administrative assistance.
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Think you may have unclaimed property, or received a letter from me? Contact Will Keith Williams III about administrative claim assistance.
Both initial inquiries and the finder engagement are nonlegal services. Neither creates an attorney-client relationship or its protections.
Please share only your name, contact details, and a brief description initially. Do not email Social Security numbers, bank details, identification documents, or passwords. Arrange an appropriate secure exchange before sending sensitive records.