We are a committed team helping individuals and families reconnect with money they didn’t know they had.
Refund Resolutions is a specialized group of experienced government records auditors based in the United States.
If you’ve received a call or letter from us, it’s because we have identified funds currently being held by a government agency that may rightfully belong to you.
Our specialists are trained under the guidance of an attorney with extensive experience in government-held funds recovery. They understand the procedures, requirements, and quirks of agencies across all states. If a government agency is holding your funds, we know how to recover them.
Because each agency has strict and often complex requirements for proving entitlement and submitting claims, having knowledgeable professionals on your side can make all the difference.
Our Vision: To Help You Reclaim Your Money
Imagine what a nice, unexpected payday could do—whether it’s treating yourself, paying off bills, or saving for something special. In today’s economy, extra money can make a real difference, so let’s make sure it doesn’t end up in the government’s hands.
These funds are often only available for a limited time. After that, the agency holding them may be allowed to claim them through a process called “escheatment.”We don’t want that to happen.
We believe it’s unfair for private citizens to lose money to faceless government agencies, and we’re committed to making sure it doesn’t happen—especially not to you.
Our Mission: To Return Money to Its rightful Owner
This is your money, and it shouldn’t end up in government hands. That’s why our mission is simple: make sure that never happens. We dig through government files and records to track down unclaimed funds, and when we find them, we make it our priority to return them to their rightful owners.
Your right to it is on the clock. If you don’t claim your funds in time, they can “escheat” to the government—meaning the agency gets to keep the money.
We believe this money belongs with the people and families it was meant for—not sitting unused in a government account.