Unclaimed Deposits

The NCUA's Asset Management and Assistance Center is responsible for paying share accounts to members of liquidated federally insured credit unions. Share accounts claimed within the 18-month insurance period are paid at their full-insured amount. After this period expires, any unclaimed shares are considered uninsured. If shares are claimed after becoming uninsured, payment may be made on a pro-rata basis, depending on the total funds available for distribution.

Follow the steps below to determine if you have unclaimed deposits:

1. Confirm your credit union was liquidated by the NCUA
   Liquidation means a credit union was closed. To determine if your credit union was liquidated, search the NCUA’s list of involuntary liquidations.
2. Review list of unclaimed deposits
   If you believe the NCUA may be holding funds for you, please review our current list of unclaimed deposits. Last names and first initials are listed. To confirm you are the listed person, complete the member verification form in step 3.
3. Complete the member verification form
   To help us locate your account quickly, please provide as much information on the form as possible.
   
   Member Verification Form 
   
   Please send the member verification form to our Asset Management and Assistance Center. 
   
   Mail: 
   
   National Credit Union Administration
   Liquidating Agent
   10910 Domain Drive, Suite 200
   Austin, TX 78758 
   
   Email: amacmail@ncua.gov

Unclaimed Deposits

As of 2/12/2024