Find your money
Enter the personal Access ID printed on the letter we mailed you, and your last name as it appears on that letter.
Access ID loaded from your letter — now add your last name.
No letter, or lost your Access ID? Message us through the form on our home page and we’ll help. We will never ask for your Social Security number or bank login — anyone who does is not us.
Here’s what the State is holding for you
| Reported by | |
| Property type | |
| Year reported | |
| Amount the State is holding | |
| Our fee if you recover it (10%) | |
| You would receive |
That fee is the maximum Texas law allows (Property Code §74.507), it includes all expenses, and it is owed only after the State pays you. If you recover nothing, you owe nothing.
You can always claim this yourself, free. Go to ClaimItTexas.gov — the Comptroller’s official website — and file your own claim at no cost. Hiring us is only for the convenience of having us guide the paperwork.
How we reach you
Before the agreement, we need the best ways to reach you while your claim moves. This goes only to our office — never sold, never shared.
Your agreement
Please read the full agreement — it states exactly what the State is holding for you, the fee, and the amounts before and after the fee, exactly as Texas law requires.
Signing creates the agreement between you and Noussi LLC, d/b/a Texas Lone Star Recovery Group. A copy is kept on file and can be re-sent to you any time — just ask through the form on our home page.
How to collect your money
Your agreement is signed. Here is your claim packet — save or print this page.
Texas law is specific: you file your own claim with the Texas Comptroller, and the State pays you directly. We never file the claim for you and we never receive your money. Here is exactly how it works:
Your steps
- Go to ClaimItTexas.gov (the Comptroller’s official site) and search your name — you will see the money we wrote to you about: .
- Start the claim for that money and complete the State’s official claim form. The form is the State’s, and the State will guide you through it.
- Gather the documents the State asks for (see below) and send them the way the State directs — upload or mail.
- The State reviews and pays you directly. If anything is missing, the State contacts you — and you can message us through the form on our home page and we will help you sort it out.
Documents the State may request
- A government-issued photo ID (driver license or passport).
- Your Social Security card or documentation — the State asks for this on its own official forms only. We will never ask for your Social Security number.
- Proof of your current address, and proof connecting you to the address the State has on file (an old bill, statement, or tax form with your name at that address).
- For an estate: the death certificate and court papers showing who represents the estate.
The State will tell you exactly which of these your claim needs. Send documents only to the State, through its official process.
How long it takes
The Comptroller’s office estimates most claims are processed in about 60–90 days once they have everything they need — that is the State’s own estimate, not our promise. Missing documents add time.
Our fee — nothing today
You owe us nothing now. After the State pays you, we will invoice the 10% fee (plus Texas sales tax), and the fee is due within seven (7) days of the day the State pays you. We prefer Zelle or bank debit (ACH); cards are also accepted. If the State pays you a different amount than reported, the 10% is figured on what you actually received — and if you receive nothing, you owe nothing.
Filed your claim? Send us your claim number
When you file at ClaimItTexas.gov, the State gives you a claim number. Send it to us here — it lets us track your claim with you and reconcile the fee when the State pays you. (You can also send it through the message form on our home page.)
Questions any time? Message us through texaslonestarrecovery.com — we’ll get back to you.