Loading...
Loading...
Nebraska State Treasurer — Unclaimed Property
Nebraska State Treasurer holds unclaimed property including agricultural and farm proceeds.
5 years
before property is reported
No minimum
to file a claim
(877) 572-9688
unclaimed property office
Free
always free to claim
Nebraska has unclaimed agricultural proceeds and commodity payments. Search for farm/business names.
| Owner Name | Type | Amount | Holder | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Perez, Ryan | Checking Account | $9,039,426.08 | Morgan Stanley | Kearney |
| Taylor, Ashley | Trust Funds | $4,449,633.84 | Progressive | Kearney |
| Harris, Mark | Court Deposit | $3,372,939.37 | Fidelity | Kearney |
| Perez, Joshua | Utility Deposit | $776,605.23 | Progressive | Omaha |
| Parker, Richard | Life Insurance | $585,420.47 | Truist Financial | Kearney |
| Wright, Jason | Bond | $386,852.51 | Morgan Stanley | Kearney |
| Roberts, Maria | Refund/Overpayment | $183,615.07 | TD Bank | Lincoln |
| Lewis, Sharon | Checking Account | $62,179.99 | Liberty Mutual | Lincoln |
| White, John | Refund/Overpayment | $45,704.17 | Pacific Gas & Electric | Grand Island |
| Flores, Karen | Commission | $4,367.50 | MetLife | Omaha |
| Green, Kenneth | Life Insurance | $3,910.77 | Bank of America | Lincoln |
| Mitchell, Jose | Credit Balance | $3,869.96 | UnitedHealth Group | Kearney |
| Lewis, Pedro | Trust Funds | $3,157.05 | Wells Fargo | Omaha |
| Robinson, Juan | Commission | $1,938.49 | Morgan Stanley | Grand Island |
| Evans, Edward | Customer Overpayment | $1,104.75 | Aetna | Kearney |
| Morales, Rosa | Vendor Payment | $1,097.45 | Truist Financial | Omaha |
| Allen, Richard | Credit Balance | $401.10 | State Government | Bellevue |
| Rivera, Ronald | Commission | $94.07 | State Government | Bellevue |
| Wright, Miguel | Savings Account | $49.45 | Truist Financial | Omaha |
| Williams, Joseph | Court Deposit | $34.92 | Fidelity | Bellevue |
You should never pay to search for or claim unclaimed property. All state programs are free. Be cautious of letters, emails, or phone calls from companies offering to claim property for a fee. Always use official state websites to search and file claims.