The claiming person or company must provide evidence that links the payee to the address shown on the warrant. If the dollar amount of the warrant is $100 greater, the completed Affidavit MUST be notarized with the original provide to our department. Required supporting documentation includes a copy of the Death Certificate and evidence of appointment as executor or administrator. If the warrant is payable to the estate of a deceased individual or to a person who is now deceased, the Affidavit must be signed by either the executor or the administrator of the estate. The following guidelines will outline who is authorized to sign the Affidavit:Įstate/Deceased Payee. Payee name, warrant number, issue date, and dollar amount needs to be exactly the same as that shown on the original warrant shown on the website's Unclaimed Warrant Listing. Each claim must have a separate Affidavit containing the payee name and (current) address, warrant number, issue date, and dollar amount. Procedures for claiming Uncashed WarrantsĪ valid claim must include a signed "Affidavit" for the re-issuance of a Sacramento County warrant. Please follow procedures for claiming uncashed warrants.
Payees may claim their monies directly from the County of Sacramento without any service charges or fees. In this regards, we ask the payees to provide documentation to validate their claims to ensure that no one but the rightful payee can receive Unclaimed Monies. The County of Sacramento has a duty to release funds only to the rightful payee. If after reviewing the Unclaimed Warrant listing, you have determined that the County may have funds belonging to you or your business, please complete the appropriate forms referenced in the procedures for claiming. Review the following lists to locate unclaimed monies that might be owed to yourself or your business: Uncashed County warrants that are lost can be reissued up to two and a half years from the original issue date. Sacramento County Auditor-Controller's website for uncashed County warrants.Ĭontained here is the inventory of all Sacramento County warrants (excluding those warrants that are considered private, such as welfare payments, child support, and employee payroll) that have been issued and mailed, but which remain uncashed six months after their issue date. Special Assessment Districts, Direct Levy.Equalized Assessed Valuation by Tax Rate Areas.
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