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Este documento notifica a los propietarios que el Tesorero del Condado de Winnebago, Amber L. Hoppa, debe publicar una lista de nombres y direcciones de las personas para las cuales el Condado de

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A notice of unclaimed funds is a legal document that notifies the appropriate authorities and the public about funds that have been abandoned or unclaimed for a certain period of time, typically in accordance with state laws.

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Entities such as businesses, financial institutions, and government agencies that hold unclaimed property or funds are typically required to file a notice of unclaimed funds.

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To fill out a notice of unclaimed funds, one must provide information such as the names of the rightful owners, the amount of unclaimed funds, the last known addresses, and a description of the type of unclaimed property.

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The purpose of notice of unclaimed funds is to inform interested parties and the public about the existence of unclaimed property and to facilitate the return of those funds to their rightful owners.

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The notice of unclaimed funds must report information including the owner's name, last known address, social security number (if applicable), the amount of funds, and any additional details relevant to identifying the property.

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