Claims Process 9-22-26 | Foreclosure Funds Recovery

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The Claim Lifecycle

Our Methodical Approach

From initial audit through final disbursement, our process is designed for clarity and efficiency, with licensed attorneys involved when needed.

We Audit, Verify Surplus Funds, and Locate Potential Claimants

Case Origination

We begin by reviewing the case to confirm the proper claimant. We then examine any outstanding liens or other parties who may have a legal interest in the funds.

Once the information is confirmed, we use professional resources to locate the claimant and make contact by phone and/or mail.

From Verification to Recovery

Claim Stages

Verification

After receiving your signed Letter of Representation, we verify funds, review title, liens, claim requirements, and other interests that may affect recovery before proceeding.

You will receive an addtional short set of forms to review and sign. Once all documents are returned and notarized, we prepare the complete claim package and submit it to the appropriate agency on your behalf.

We advance all costs and legal expenses and are paid only when the funds are successfully recovered. If the claim is unsuccessful, you owe nothing.

We Prepare Your Documents and Submit Your Claim

We Advocate for Your Claim

We remain in regular contact with the agency to keep the claim moving forward and promptly respond to any additional requests. Because surplus recovery is our specialty, we understand agency procedures and know how to navigate the process efficiently.

We Complete the Recovery Process: Once your claim is approved and payment is received, we notify you and complete the final disbursement according to the terms of your agreement.

Recovery & Disbursements

Timeframe: Processing times vary by jurisdiction and case complexity. Many claims are completed within approximately 30–90 days after submission, while others may take three to six months or longer.

Ready to Reclaim Your Funds?

Discuss the process, ask questions, and understand your next steps—without obligation.