We have identified funds that we believe belong to you or a relative.
WE WILL HELP YOU GET IT BACK!
We have identified funds that we believe belong to you or a relative.
WE WILL HELP YOU GET IT BACK!
Who We Are?
Vision
Standish Funds Recovery LLC is a small group of asset recovery professionals based in FL. If you've received a call, letter, or email from us, it's because we believe we have identified funds that belong to you or a relative. Our goal is to get those funds into the rightful hands of their owner. Our success is your success!
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Our Mission
Our mission is to connect you with the funds that are owed to you. If a claim for your funds isn’t made in time, the funds often "escheat" the agency holding them. What that means is that the funds being held will transfer permanently to the coffers of the Counties or States that are currently holding them. It is our mission to ensure that this doesn’t happen. We audit governmental agencies specifically for the recovery of these unclaimed funds, and when we find them, we make it our personal mission to reunite them with their rightful owner.
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Our Team
If you've received a letter, postcard, email, or call from our organization, it's because we've located funds that we believe belong to you or a family member.
Standish Funds Recovery’s representatives audit governmental agencies throughout the country specifically for the recovery of unclaimed funds owed to individuals and small companies.
Get in touch with us!
Give Us a Call
Process Your Claim
Process Your Claim
Give us a call and let us discuss with you what our research has uncovered!
Process Your Claim
Process Your Claim
Process Your Claim
Next step is to have your claim processed and that’s where our expertise will come into play. We will walk you through every step of the process.
Get Your Money
Process Your Claim
Get Your Money
Now, be careful, because these funds are held for only a brief period of time, after which the agency responsible for them may be permitted to seize them through a process called "escheatment."