See section 6 of the General Regulation (the Regulation). Determine when property is considered unclaimed.See Information Circular UP-1 - General Information for a listing of intangible properties. Intangible property is an interest held, issued or owing by a business organization or government that has an aggregate net value of $250 or more per person.Tangible property is any physical property such as paintings or jewelry that is not land, and has an aggregate net value of $1,000 or more per person.Definition of a property holderĪ holder is a person or entity that keeps or maintains property (both tangible and intangible) for an owner.
If your claim is not approved, you may complete and submit a Form AT4954 – Notice of Objection (PDF, 259 KB).įor detailed step-by-step instructions, watch the How to submit an unclaimed report video.