North Carolina’s unclaimed property: How to see if you are owed money, make a claim
OF ELECTORAL VOTES ON JANUARY 6. HAPPENING NOW, THREE TRIAD LEADERS ARE IN WASHINGTON. WINSTON-SALEM MAYOR ALLEN JOINES, GREENSBORO MAYOR NANCY VAUGHAN, AND GUILFORD COUNTY COMMISSION CHAIR SKIP ALSTON ARE VISITING THE WHITE HOUSE. THEY ARE SET TO DISCUSS THE IMPACT THAT COVID-19 RELIEF FUNDING IS HAVING ON THEIR COMMUNITIES. WE’LL HAVE MORE ON THEIR VISIT COMING UP ON WXII 12 NEWS AT FOUR. WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS WILL HOLD A COMMUNITY MEETING TO TALK ABOUT PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE 2016 BOND PROJECTS. THE SCHOOL BOARD IS TRYING TO ADDRESS A $24 MILLION COST OVERRUN FOR THE PHILO-HILL MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOL RENOVATION. OFFICIALS SAY MATERIAL SUPPLY ISSUES AND LABOR SHORTAGES ARE TO BLAME. TO FILL THE GAP, THE DISTRICT IS LOOKING AT SCALING BACK OR POSTPONING SOME PROJECTS, INCLUDING AT EAST FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL. YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT THE PROPOSED CHANGES AT A DROP-IN MEETING. IT BEGINS AT 4:30 IN THE WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS EDUCATION BUILDING. THAT IS ON BETHANIA STATION ROAD. THIS AFTERNOON AT 2:00, FORSYTH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL VOTE ON ALLOCATING THE COUNTY’S REMAINING FEDERAL COVID-19 RELIEF MONEY. STAFF HAS BEEN REVIEWING FUNDING REQUESTS FOR THE FINAL $22.7 MILLION IN AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN FUNDS. THE PROPOSED SPENDING INCLUDES COUNTY PROJECTS, LOCAL NON-PROFITS, AND FOR ADDITIONAL REVENUE LOSS CAUSED BY THE PANDEMIC. THE NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION WILL HOST A PUBLIC FORUM TONIGHT ABOUT CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE. CWD IS A DEADLY DISEASE THAT IMPACTS WHITE-TAILED DEER AND SOME OTHER ANIMALS. EARLIER THIS YEAR, TWO DEER IN YADKIN COUNTY TESTED POSITIVE. THAT LED THE WILDLIFE REGULATORS TO ESTABLISH A CWD SURVEILLANCE AREA IN EIGHT COUNTIES AROUND WHERE THOSE CASES WERE DISCOVERED. TONIGHT’S MEETING BEGINS AT 6:30. IT’S AT THE FORSYTH COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION CENTER. THAT’S ON FAIRCHILD ROAD IN WINSTON-SALEM. TWO MORE MEETINGS WILL BE HELD NEXT WEEK. THOSE ARE HAPPENING SEPTEMBER 29 IN WILKES COUNTY AND OCTOBER 4 IN YADKIN COUNTY. NEW HERE AT NOON, A SPECIAL EVENT IS TAKING PLACE IN DAVIDSON COUNTY TODAY, DESIGNED TO GIVE LOCAL VETERANS A DAY ON THE WATER. OPERATION NORTH STATE IS HOLDING A FISHING EVENT ON HIGH ROCK LAKE. THE EVENT HAS BEEN PAUSED FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC. BUT BOATERS AND VETERANS RETURNED TO THE WATER THIS MORNING TO GO FISHING. NEARLY 80% OF THE VETS TAKING PART ARE DISABLED AND THEY SAY THEY’RE GLAD THIS EVENT IS BACK. >> IS AMAZING TO HAVE A GUYS COMING TOGETHER, SOME OLD BUDDIES OF MINE I HAVEN’T SEEN IN YEARS, WE COME OUT AND FISH AND IT IS GOOD TO HAVE THE VETERANS OUT AND DO SOMETHING THAT I LOVE -- I KNOW WE ALL
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Privacy NoticeNorth Carolina’s unclaimed property: How to see if you are owed money, make a claim
You could be owned money and not even know it! There’s an easy way to find out if you are owed free money from the state of North Carolina. Click the video player above to watch the latest headlines from WXII 12 News.There’s a database that allows you to search for unclaimed property which means you could be owned money that’s already yours but you need to claim it. It’s free and a secure service provided by the state to help you claim your lost funds. Here’s How to Search You'll need to visit unclaimed.nccash.com with the North Carolina Department of State Treasurer’s site. To search for funds, enter last name or business name in the Last or Business Name field and your first name in the First Name field. To narrow your search results, enter a city or zip code.What’s Next?Select the property(ies) you wish to claim. Initiate a new search for the property reported under a different name but may be owed to you. Try using nicknames, common misspellings or when applicable, maiden name.How to File a Claim Once you have selected all properties you want to claim, select "Continue To File Claim". Select your relationship to each property being claimed and click “File Claim”. Enter claimant information and click "Next" to file the claim.Trending Stories
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. —
You could be owned money and not even know it!
There’s an easy way to find out if you are owed free money from the state of North Carolina.
Click the video player above to watch the latest headlines from WXII 12 News.
There’s a database that allows you to search for unclaimed property which means you could be owned money that’s already yours but you need to claim it.
It’s free and a secure service provided by the state to help you claim your lost funds.
Here’s How to Search
You'll need to visit unclaimed.nccash.com with the North Carolina Department of State Treasurer’s site.
To search for funds, enter last name or business name in the Last or Business Name field and your first name in the First Name field. To narrow your search results, enter a city or zip code.
What’s Next?
Select the property(ies) you wish to claim. Initiate a new search for the property reported under a different name but may be owed to you. Try using nicknames, common misspellings or when applicable, maiden name.
How to File a Claim
Once you have selected all properties you want to claim, select "Continue To File Claim". Select your relationship to each property being claimed and click “File Claim”. Enter claimant information and click "Next" to file the claim.
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