You likely have some questions about how it works when we help recover your surplus funds! Here’s the most common ones we get:
Are there any upfront costs?
How soon can I get a refund?
How do I know this is real and not a scam?
Where does the money come from?
Can I handle the claim process myself?
We make the process for you to retrieve your surplus funds. Here’s how it works when we break it down into 3 simple steps:
What is the address of your foreclosed property address?
How long ago was the foreclosure?
What is your case number for the foreclosure?
Is it you, or a deceased family member that was foreclosed?
Where does the money come from?
The government is currently holding onto over 14 Billion dollars, hidden in various departments, agencies, and bureaus, made up of funds related to property sales, foreclosures, tax overpayments, mortgage overpayments and other types of transactions.
What most people don’t know, is if the funds aren’t claimed within a specified period of time, which varies greatly from Department to Department, the government keeps your money. That’s why we strongly suggest getting a claim started and recovering these funds quickly.
How soon can I get a refund?
It depends. If there is surplus foreclosure money available, it typically takes between 30-120 days to process a claim. We work as quickly as possible and will notify you if a refund is available sooner.
Can I handle the claim process myself?
You can absolutely do that. Where you would start is another question entirely.
There are countless piles of government records that our researchers have to sort through to identify people who may be owed money. However, you can absolutely do all the work, research, filing, attorney fees, claims, and pay all costs yourself.
Trinity Surplus Recovery is a team of dedicated and compassionate individuals that are committed to helping bless others that are in unfortunate situations due to foreclosure or other economic situations.