State Disclosures
Different states require different disclosures for surplus-funds recovery services, and cap what we may charge. We publish the required language for each state we operate in below. If you don’t see your state, we may not currently operate there.
Placeholder — to be filled per state by counsel with verbatim statutory disclosure text and the state’s fee cap. Do not launch this page with placeholder text visible. Every field below must be verified against current statute per operating state before publishing.
South Carolina
- Maximum fee permitted by law: [no statutory cap — verify] (cite: SC Code § 12-51-130).
- Our fee in South Carolina: [25]%.
- Required disclosure text (verbatim): [exact statutory language].
- Licensing / registration: [REG # or "not required"].
- Claim procedure notes: [e.g., agent-assisted administrative claim].
- Claim window: approx. 5 years (SC Code § 12-51-130).
- Cooling-off / right-to-cancel period, if any: [terms].
Nevada
- Maximum fee permitted by law: 10% on a primary residence; otherwise uncapped (cite: NRS 361.610).
- Our fee in Nevada: [10% primary residence / 25% other — verify].
- Required disclosure text (verbatim): [exact statutory language].
- Licensing / registration: [REG # or "not required"].
- Claim procedure notes: NRS 361.610 expressly authorizes recovery agreements and power-of-attorney filing. [Confirm specifics.]
- Claim window: approx. 1 year (NRS 361.610).
- Cooling-off / right-to-cancel period, if any: [terms].
Missouri
- Maximum fee permitted by law: [no statutory cap — verify] (cite: RSMo 140.230).
- Our fee in Missouri: [25]%.
- Required disclosure text (verbatim): [exact statutory language].
- Licensing / registration: [REG # or "not required"].
- Claim procedure notes: RSMo 140.230 names “agents” as filers. Excludes Jackson County / Kansas City (Ch. 141 court process).
- Claim window: rolling ~90 days post-redemption (RSMo 140.230).
- Cooling-off / right-to-cancel period, if any: [terms].