A Late Relative's Hidden US Shares — How Heirs Can Claim

Dormant US stock doesn't die with its owner. If a late parent or relative worked at a US company, heirs can claim the shares or their escheated value.

How heirs can claim

States have a deceased-owner claim process — no deadline

The path

• Find the asset — search the broker and state unclaimed property (and Delaware) under the deceased's name.
• Death certificate — typically required, sometimes apostilled for foreign documents.
• Proof of heirship — will, probate, or family record showing your right to claim.
• File the state's deceased-owner claim. No deadline applies.

Cross-border estates add tax and reporting layers — involve an advisor who handles inherited foreign assets in your country.

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General information, not legal or tax advice. You can claim it yourself, for free.
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