Start Here: There Is No CNMI Unclaimed Property Program

The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) does not appear to operate a dedicated unclaimed property program.

No Uniform Unclaimed Property Act is enacted in the Commonwealth Code, there is no public online search, and CNMI records are not listed on MissingMoney.com. There is no state-style database of escheated accounts to search. General questions can be directed to the CNMI Department of Finance, Division of Revenue and Taxation, in Saipan.

If You're Owed Money Connected to the CNMI

With no formal program to search, the practical steps are:

  1. Go to the holder directly. If a specific business, bank, or employer in the CNMI owes you funds, contact that organization first.
  2. Check the reporting state. If a CNMI address appears in another jurisdiction's unclaimed property record, the property is held by that state, not the CNMI. Follow the state listed in the record.
  3. Ask the CNMI Department of Finance. For general guidance, the Division of Revenue and Taxation in Saipan is the relevant government office.
Note: Because there is no CNMI escheat database, the most productive path for a company is usually to search the U.S. states, where the vast majority of corporate unclaimed property is actually held.

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CNMI, in Brief

Unclaimed Property Program None located — no Uniform Unclaimed Property Act enacted
Government Contact CNMI Department of Finance, Division of Revenue & Taxation, Saipan
Online Search / MissingMoney No public online search; not listed on MissingMoney.com
Best Path to Recovery Contact the holder directly, or search the U.S. states

Frequently Asked Questions

No dedicated program could be located. There is no Uniform Unclaimed Property Act in the Commonwealth Code, no public online search, and CNMI records are not on MissingMoney.com. For general questions, contact the CNMI Department of Finance, Division of Revenue and Taxation, in Saipan.

Contact the holder (the business, bank, or employer) directly. If a CNMI address shows up in another state's unclaimed property database, follow that state's claim process, because the property is held there.

With the states. Most corporate unclaimed property is held by the 50 states and the District of Columbia, and when a holder can't determine an owner's address, property generally escheats to the holder's state of incorporation. Searching the states is where recovery efforts pay off.

CNMI Quick Facts

  • Government Contact
    Dept. of Finance, Div. of Revenue & Taxation
  • UP Program
    None located
  • Online Search
    None; not on MissingMoney.com
  • Location
    Saipan, CNMI
  • Time Zone
    ChST (GMT+10)

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