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Connecticut Unclaimed Property Reporting

Generate NAUPA II & NAUPA III files for Connecticut. Secure, fast, and compliant.

Create Connecticut Report

Reporting to Connecticut

Holders of unclaimed property in Connecticut must report to the state's unclaimed property division. EscheatFix helps you generate the required NAUPA II & NAUPA III file formats accepted by Connecticut, ensuring compliance with specific property codes and dormancy periods.

Key Deadlines

  • Report Due (Life Insurance): March 30 (90 Days after Presumption of Abandonment)
  • Report Due (All Others): March 30 (90 Days after Presumption of Abandonment)
  • Payment Due (Life Insurance): March 30 (90 Days after Presumption of Abandonment)
  • Payment Due (All Others): March 30 (90 Days after Presumption of Abandonment)

Official Resources

Connecticut Reporting Specifics

Connecticut generally follows a 3-year dormancy period for most property types, including savings and checking accounts, certificates of deposit, securities, and life insurance proceeds.

However, holders must note significant exceptions. Wages, utility deposits, and property resulting from business dissolution become reportable after just 1 year. Conversely, funds held by fiduciaries have a longer dormancy period of 7 years, and safe deposit box contents are reportable after 5 years.

Connecticut specifically exempts gift certificates from reporting, provided they do not have expiration dates or inactivity fees. For reportable properties, the state allows an aggregate limit of $50, allowing smaller amounts to be grouped without detailed owner information.

Filing Instructions

  1. Download Template: Get the EscheatFix CSV template designed for Connecticut reporting.
  2. Enter Data: Input property details.
  3. Convert: Upload to EscheatFix to generate the NAUPA file. We validate against common errors.
  4. Submit: Submit the file via the state's secure file upload system.