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New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department — Unclaimed Property
New Mexico Taxation & Revenue manages unclaimed property including oil/gas royalties.
5 years
before property is reported
No minimum
to file a claim
(505) 827-0762
unclaimed property office
Free
always free to claim
New Mexico has significant unclaimed oil and gas royalty payments from mineral rights.
| Owner Name | Type | Amount | Holder | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flores, Betty | Insurance Premium Refund | $3,241,725.05 | Morgan Stanley | Santa Fe |
| Green, Joshua | Mutual Fund | $2,834,989.03 | Charles Schwab | Albuquerque |
| Perez, Donna | Life Insurance | $2,437,294.46 | USPS | Albuquerque |
| Murphy, Anthony | Certificate of Deposit | $2,240,095.29 | Citibank | Las Cruces |
| Diaz, Richard | Credit Balance | $1,399,659.05 | County Government | Roswell |
| Davis, Thomas | Mutual Fund | $736,094.75 | Target | Las Cruces |
| Turner, Timothy | Mutual Fund | $390,558.23 | Pacific Gas & Electric | Las Cruces |
| Turner, Gloria | Bond | $176,716.31 | Comcast | Santa Fe |
| Gonzalez, Donna | Money Order | $147,230.75 | State Government | Roswell |
| Wright, Charles | Cashier Check | $130,853.12 | Progressive | Las Cruces |
| Thomas, Richard | Credit Balance | $8,654.20 | Cigna | Santa Fe |
| Wright, Andrew | Checking Account | $5,037.03 | Duke Energy | Rio Rancho |
| Jones, Laura | Vendor Payment | $406.45 | Fidelity | Albuquerque |
| Wright, Steven | Trust Funds | $384.23 | Edward Jones | Rio Rancho |
| Murphy, Kimberly | Certificate of Deposit | $354.04 | Bank of America | Rio Rancho |
| Moore, Juan | Savings Account | $122.63 | PNC Bank | Santa Fe |
| Lopez, Steven | Refund/Overpayment | $81.99 | PNC Bank | Albuquerque |
| Brown, Timothy | Savings Account | $30.79 | Citibank | Albuquerque |
| Cruz, Mark | Certificate of Deposit | $27.44 | Wells Fargo | Las Cruces |
| Thomas, Linda | Savings Account | $17.81 | Duke Energy | Rio Rancho |
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.