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According to our records, there has been no activity on your account for more than [number] year[s]. Therefore, your property is in danger of escheating to the State unless you contact us or respond by completing, signing, and returning this notice prior to the Date of Escheatment listed above.  \n[Holder Business Name]  \n[Street Address]  \n[City, State Zip]  \n[Person Responsible for Owner Inquiries]  \n[Email Address]  \n[Telephone/Fax Number]  \nIf your property is transferred to the TOG, you will be required to file a claim with the Guam Attorney General to recover it, in accordance with the provisions of the Title 5 of the Guam Code Annotated section 6201 et seq.  \nThank you for your assistance in this matter.  \nSincerely,  \n[Holder]  \nPLEASE SIGN BELOW AND RETURN THE ENTIRE NOTICE  \nPROPERTY OWNER SIGNATURE DATE  \nPrint Name   Current Address _   City   State   Zip    \nACTION TO BE TAKEN:  \n□ I wish to maintain this account; by signing and returning this notice, I am satisfying the requirements of the Title 11 of the Guam Code Annotated sections 106119, 127114 and 127116 by indicating an interest in the account and my desire that [Holder Business Name] maintain this account on my behalf.  \n□ Other","cbCaijziqQMI0mAG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijziqQMI0mAG","pdf",175926,"English","# Notice of Unclaimed Property\n## Legal Requirements and Escheatment\n## Property Owner Action Items\n## Response and Signature Requirements","[{\"question\":\"Why am I receiving this notice?\",\"answer\":\"You are receiving this notice because your account with the business has been inactive for a period that classifies it as unclaimed property under Guam law, putting it at risk of being transferred to the Treasurer of Guam.\"},{\"question\":\"What will happen if I do not respond to this notice?\",\"answer\":\"If you do not respond by the specified Date of Escheatment, your property will be transferred to the Treasurer of Guam, and you will need to file a claim with the Guam Attorney General to recover it.\"},{\"question\":\"How can I prevent my property from being transferred to the state?\",\"answer\":\"You can prevent the transfer by signing and returning this notice, which confirms your interest in the account and satisfies the legal requirements for the holder to continue maintaining the account on your behalf.\"}]","GU Reporting Notice - Due Diligence Letter | PDF",1789630068]