NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY ADMINISTRATORS (NAUPA): a non-profit organization representing state and provincial unclaimed property programs promoting professional development, interstate cooperation, compliance, and public awareness of the role of the state in returning property to lost owners. Website includes unclaimed property orientation materials and links to all member jurisdiction websites.
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| UNCLAIMED PROPERTY LAW AND REPORTING FORMS, a Matthew Bender Publication. Since 1984, the leading treatise and information source on unclaimed property law and administration. Authored by renowned unclaimed property “guru” David J. Epstein and updated quarterly, Unclaimed Property Law and Reporting Forms is relied upon by major law, accounting and consulting firms to ensure complete and current understanding of state reporting requirements. |
| THE UNCLAIMED PROPERTY CLEARINGHOUSE,a division of Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. The largest—and most experienced—reporter of unclaimed property in the United States. Organized in 1984, UPCH has worked with the records of thousands of companies representing virtually ever industry, and reported millions of lost accounts to the states. A full-time staff numbering over 110 employees and professionals are maintained by UPCH. |
| WAGERS, a division of Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. The IT software and support provider to 42 state and provincial unclaimed property programs, Wagers is also the “keeper” of the NAUPA Revised (NAUPA II) Electronic Reporting Standard, which can be downloaded at no charge from its website. Wagers additionally provides HRS Pro, a software package that can be used to create unclaimed property reports for submission to state unclaimed property programs. Both a standard (gratis) and multi-user, enterprise (purchase) version of HRS Pro are available. |
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