Aveida Asset Recovery helps current and former Alaska residents track down lost money, unclaimed funds, and unclaimed property held by the state. No upfront fees — we only get paid if you do.
Every year, banks, employers, and companies turn over dormant accounts, uncashed checks, and forgotten balances to the State of Alaska Unclaimed Property Program, run by the Alaska Department of Revenue. If you lived, worked, or did business in Alaska — even briefly — there’s a real chance some of this “lost money” belongs to you or a family member.
Because Alaska’s economy is built around oil and gas, fishing, and seasonal work, unclaimed funds here often include things standard searches miss: forgotten royalty or lease payments, uncashed payroll checks from seasonal employers, dormant credit union accounts, insurance payouts, and old utility or co-op deposits.
You can search Alaska’s official unclaimed property database yourself at unclaimedproperty.alaska.gov — we encourage it. If you’d rather not navigate the state system alone, that’s exactly where we come in.
It’s a fair question — and one we want you to ask. Asset recovery (sometimes called “heir finding”) is a legal, regulated industry. Here’s how to confirm a service is legitimate:
Our research connects your name to unclaimed funds or unclaimed property reported to the State of Alaska.
We explain exactly what we found and what it would take to recover it — you decide if you want to move forward.
We manage the claim filing and documentation with the Alaska Department of Revenue on your behalf.
Once the state releases the funds, you receive your share — we’re only paid our contingency fee at that point.
You can search Alaska’s official unclaimed property database directly, or contact us and we’ll research it for you at no cost. If we’ve already reached out to you by mail, phone, or email, it’s because our research found funds likely connected to your name.
Dormant bank and credit union accounts, uncashed checks, forgotten wages, insurance payouts, stocks and dividends, safe deposit box contents, and other lost or forgotten financial assets turned over by banks, employers, and companies.
No. There are no upfront costs and no hidden fees. We only get paid if we successfully recover your funds, and the terms are spelled out clearly before you sign anything.
Our name is spelled Aveida Asset Recovery (A-V-E-I-D-A). Some browsers and voice assistants autocorrect it to “Avayda” or “Aveineda” Asset Recovery — that’s us, just misspelled.
Yes. Aveida Asset Recovery is a legitimate asset recovery service that works on a contingency basis — there is never an upfront fee, and we only get paid a percentage if we successfully recover your funds. A legitimate finder will never ask for payment before you’ve signed a written agreement, or request sensitive information like your Social Security number over the phone. We encourage every client to independently verify their unclaimed funds through Alaska’s official Unclaimed Property Program at unclaimedproperty.alaska.gov before signing anything, so you can be confident this isn’t a scam.
Whether you received a letter from us or simply want to check, reaching out costs you nothing.