Get Da 3433 Form

The Da 3433 Form, also known as the Unclaimed Property Inquiry, is an essential document for individuals seeking to claim unclaimed property in Michigan. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach to completing this form online to ensure your submission is accurate and complete.

Follow the steps to fill out the Da 3433 Form online.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to obtain the Da 3433 Form and access it for online completion.
2. In Part 1, enter the property owner's name as it appears on the Unclaimed Property Web Search. Also, provide the property owner's social security or federal employer identification number, and fill in the claimant's name and their social security or federal employer identification number, if different. Specify your relationship to the property owner, providing your current address, including the city, state, and ZIP code, as well as your daytime telephone number.
3. In Part 2, list all former Michigan addresses utilized by the property owner, including street address, city, and ZIP code.
4. If the property owner is deceased, complete Part 3 by answering all questions regarding the estate, will, or trust. You must indicate whether the decedent had a will, trust, or probated estate, and if those instruments are currently open.
5. In Part 4, certify your information by signing the form. Ensure that your signature is notarized by a Notary Public. This step is crucial, as it verifies your identity and the authenticity of your claims.
6. Compile the required documentation as outlined in the instructions. This may include a picture ID, social security card, and for deceased property owners, documentation such as a death certificate and proof of relationship.
7. Once all sections are complete and documentation is gathered, you can save changes, download the completed form, and print or share it as necessary. Ensure you return the completed form along with all required documents to the specified address.

Get started on your Da 3433 Form online today to reclaim your unclaimed property.