UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
(Updated July 8)
Coinbase has revised their reports, and account owners should now be able to search and then file a claim. We encourage everyone to search by name only and leave the other search fields blank.
If your name included any characters not easily converted to English when you set up your Coinbase account, your name may not appear during the search. If this is the case, or you are not able to find your account by searching for your name, please send an email to wyomingup@wyo.gov and include as much information about yourself, including but not limited to the email address tied to your Coinbase account, that would help us to manually locate your account.
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HOLDER REPORTING
Reports must be in the NAUPA (National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators) standard format. All reports and remittances are due on or before November 1. A copy of the report summary must accompany the mailed check.
Please Note: Negative reports are not required.
Please Note: If you are using the desktop application version of HRS Pro you must update your application to receive the newest Wyoming report template
Step 1: Review your records for unclaimed property that your business may be holding.
Step 2: For property with a value over $50, send a letter of due diligence to the owner at the last known address on file.
Step 3: For the owners that you were unable to locate, collect any additional information such as social security numbers, birth dates, and property types. This will help us find the rightful owner(s) for the property.
Step 4: Prepare and submit your report online utilizing our online system.
Step 5: Print your report summary generated in our system, and mail us both the report summary and a check for the reported amount.
All unclaimed property reports must be submitted by November 1st annually.
To ensure unclaimed property can be returned to its rightful owner, state law requires businesses and government agencies to file unclaimed property reports annually with the Wyoming State Treasurer’s Office Unclaimed Property Division.
Forms Library
Reporting Guidelines
REPORTING GUIDELINES RESOURCES
Please see the links below for additional reporting assistance.
- Quick Reference
- Property Types/Dormancy Periods
- Relation Codes
- Report/Remit Timetable
- Annual Report Checklist
- Voluntary Compliance Disclosure
PROPERTY SPECIFIC
Information about reporting different types of property.