County treasurer
White Pine County, Nevada
White Pine County Treasurer
Open for claims
This jurisdiction is cleared for administrative claims under its recorded rules.
You may always claim surplus funds yourself, directly from the agency below, at no cost. That is true in every jurisdiction and regardless of what this page says about Duequity.
Claim procedure
How a claim is made here
- Submission method
- Funds held by
- County treasurer
- Claim window
- 365 days from the sale date (about 1 years)
- Controlling authority
- Nevada Revised Statutes § 361.610
- Power of attorney accepted
- Yes
- Claim assignment permitted
- Yes. Duequity does not purchase, acquire or take assignment of claims in any jurisdiction.
- Estate required if owner deceased
- Yes. An estate generally must be opened before the agency will disburse to heirs.
- How payment is issued
- NRS 361.610 expressly permits authorization by power of attorney, assignment, or another legal instrument to file and collect. White Pine County separately requires an Authorization for Agent to Collect Excess Proceeds when an agent is appointed; the agent form preserves the claimant right and provides designated payee and mailing fields for excess-proceeds checks.
Documents
What this agency requires
The baseline list for a standard claim. Your circumstances may add to it, particularly where an owner has died or an entity held title.
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Fee rules
What a recovery service may charge here
- Permitted fee models
- Percentage of recovery
- Percentage ceiling
- 10.0%
- Amount ceiling
- No amount cap recorded
- Cancellation window
- Not recorded
- Locator license required
- No
- Surety bond required
- No
See how Duequity fees work for how a fee is set and capped.
Disclosures
What you will be told before signing
Every claimant in this jurisdiction receives these in writing and acknowledges them individually.
DueQuity is not a government agency and is not affiliated with any government agency.
Duequity policy in every jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
You may be able to claim these funds directly from White Pine County Treasurer without using DueQuity and without paying a service fee.
Duequity policy in every jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
DueQuity does not guarantee that a claim will be approved or that any amount will be recovered.
Duequity policy in every jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
DueQuity follows the payment route approved for your jurisdiction. Unless that approved rule expressly permits a representative-payee, joint-payee, or split-disbursement route, the responsible agency pays you or your lawful estate representative directly.
Duequity policy in every jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
DueQuity does not purchase, take assignment of, or acquire your surplus-fund rights as part of its launch recovery service.
Duequity policy in every jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
DueQuity is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. If your matter requires legal representation, DueQuity can refer you to an independent attorney whom you engage directly.
Duequity policy in every jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
If the former owner is deceased, this jurisdiction may require an opened estate before a claim can be paid. DueQuity will explain what is needed.
Required by this jurisdiction
recovery agreement must be in writing
Required by this jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
recovery agreement must be signed by the claimant or other party of interest
Required by this jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
fee for a natural-person claimant may not exceed 10 percent of remaining excess proceeds
Required by this jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
agent must disclose the available excess proceeds and the claimant right to file directly without an agent
Required by this jurisdiction, acknowledgement recorded
Nothing on this page is legal advice. The rules shown are the rules Duequity has recorded against the official sources named in its compliance record, at the review date shown. Agencies change their procedures, and you should confirm anything material with the agency directly before relying on it.