Oklahoma Unclaimed Funds (Instructions; Application for Order; Affidavit of Creditor/Claimant) are funds that have been held by the state of Oklahoma for a period of time without being claimed by their rightful owner. This can include abandoned bank accounts, forgotten or unwashed checks, payroll overpayments, insurance payments, utility deposits, or other unclaimed funds. The Oklahoma Treasury Department is responsible for managing these unclaimed funds and provides instructions, an application for order, and an Affidavit of Creditor/Claimant to help the rightful owner reclaim any funds that are owed. The Instructions provide instructions for the claimant to follow when filing a claim, including how to complete the Application for Order and Affidavit of Creditor/Claimant. The Application for Order is a form that must be completed by the claimant and is used to provide the necessary information about the claimant to the Oklahoma Treasury Department. The Affidavit of Creditor/Claimant is an affidavit that must be sworn and notarized by the claimant or their representative in order to establish their ownership of the unclaimed funds. In addition, the Oklahoma Treasury Department also has different types of Unclaimed Funds such as Unclaimed Property, Unclaimed Life Insurance Benefits, Unclaimed Tax Refunds, Unclaimed Insurance Proceeds, and Unclaimed Oil & Gas Royalties. Each of these Unclaimed Funds has its own set of instructions, application for order, and affidavit of creditor/claimant.