The Michigan Notice of Requirements and Application and Order for Release of Unclaimed Funds (NORA) is a form used by the Michigan Department of Treasury to claim unclaimed funds or property. Unclaimed funds may include unwashed checks, deposits, refunds, credits, and/or forgotten bank accounts. NORA is an important form to understand when claiming unclaimed funds, as it outlines the conditions and requirements that need to be met in order to receive unclaimed funds or property. NORA forms are typically divided into three categories: 1. Application: This form requires the applicant to provide detailed information such as full name, address, Social Security number, and date of birth. This information is used to verify the applicant's identity and eligibility to claim the unclaimed funds. 2. Notice of Requirements: This form outlines the requirements that must be met in order to receive the unclaimed funds or property. These requirements may include payment of taxes, fees, and other costs such as lien fees. 3. Order for Release: This form outlines the conditions under which the unclaimed funds or property may be released. This includes the order of priority in which the funds or property will be distributed and the conditions for releasing the funds or property. NORA forms must be completed in order to claim unclaimed funds or property in Michigan. It is important to review the application, notice of requirements, and order for release carefully to ensure that all requirements are met and that all necessary information is provided.