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San Joaquin — Escheatment: Business Claim Checklist (not for funds held at the State Controller's Office)
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- Edition
- 2026-09-26
- Last updated
- 2026-09-27
- Jurisdiction
- San Joaquin County
San Joaquin — Escheatment: Business Claim Checklist (not for funds held at the State…¶
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Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin Stockton Branch, Accounting Department 180 E Weber Ave, 13 th Floor Stockton, CA 95202
BUSINESS CLAIM For Funds at the Superior Court This is not for funds held at the State Controller’s Office
The following is a checklist of the documentation required when sending in your claim:
• Completed and signed Claim of Affirmation Form;
• Notarize your Claim of Affirmation Form, if your claim is over $1000;
• Completed and signed Claim for Money Held Form;
• Proof associating the business with the Court and the reported case;
• The original instrument used such as a receipt, copy of check, etc.;
• Letter of Authorization with the names of officers or officials with authority to sign and claim
on behalf of the business;
• Copy of current photo identification for each authorized officer or official;
• Business card of the authorized officer or official;
• Proof of the business’s federal tax identification number;
• Proof of the business’s association with the last known address;
• If your company merged with another company, a copy of the merger agreement;
• If your company was dissolved, a copy of the articles of dissolution;
• If your company was suspended, a Tax Clearance letter or a Letter of Good Standing from the
Franchise Tax Board and/or the Secretary of State’s Office.