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The New Hampshire Unclaimed and Abandoned Property Law (RSA
471-C) & Administrative Rules Tre300 require all "persons/holders" to review their records annually to determine whether they are in possession of properties which have become dormant and are presumed to be abandoned. Holders are further required to report and remit such properties to the state on a T-1
Form. 
NOTE: Negative or "0" reports are not
required, however, such a filing is encouraged and appreciated.
NOTE: Reports of twenty (20) or more records should be reported electronically in NAUPA standard format. Click on the link below to access free, user friendly, HRS PRO reporting software.
Electronic Reporting (HRS Link)
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IMPORTANT MESSAGE!
To all New Hampshire holders of unclaimed and abandoned property due owners with last known address in the state of California:
Message from California State Controller’s Office Regarding Reciprocity Reporting of California Unclaimed Property:
On June 1, 2007, a federal court issued an injunction prohibiting the
California State Controller’s Office from accepting, taking title to,
or possession of any unclaimed property.
Due to this injunction, reciprocity reporting agreements have been suspended
and other states are not authorized to accept California unclaimed property
on behalf of the California State Controller’s Office.
If you are holding unclaimed property that is reportable to California
because the owner’s last known address is in California,
you must review California’s reporting instructions and
report directly to California in accordance with those
instructions. At this time, holders are required to submit unclaimed
property reports before November 1, 2007.
However, holders will not remit or deliver any unclaimed property
with those reports. Holders should visit the California State Controller’s
Office web site at www.sco.ca.gov
for special reporting instructions related to the injunction
and for updates as they become available.
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