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Claim to State of Vermont Property Presumed Unclaimed - Vermont
Claim to State of Vermont Property Presumed Unclaimed is a legal document that was released by the Vermont State Treasurer's Office - a government authority operating within Vermont.
FAQ
Q: What is the claim to State of Vermont property presumed unclaimed?
A: The claim refers to property in Vermont that is considered unclaimed.
Q: What does it mean for property to be presumed unclaimed?
A: When property is presumed unclaimed, it means that the owner cannot be located or has not made any attempts to claim it.
Q: Who owns the State of Vermont property presumed unclaimed?
A: The State of Vermont becomes the owner of property that is presumed unclaimed.
Q: What happens to the State of Vermont property presumed unclaimed?
A: The State of Vermont holds the unclaimed property until the rightful owner comes forward to claim it.
Q: How can someone claim their property that is presumed unclaimed in Vermont?
A: To claim property that is presumed unclaimed in Vermont, individuals need to follow the process outlined by the state's unclaimed property program.
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- Released on April 1, 2023;
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