Individual Indian Money accounts
The Interior Department's Whereabouts Unknown list shows Individual Indian Money accounts whose owners it can't find. Search by name or Tribe. Official searches are free.
Where to look
Whereabouts Unknown: Individual Indian Money accounts (US Department of the Interior)
Money held in trust for individual American Indians and Alaska Natives whose address is unknown.
How: Free search by name or Tribe on the Interior site.
Checked 27 September 2026
Searching is free
Official searches are always free. Never pay an upfront fee or give bank or card details to "release" money. Finder companies exist and charge a share of what they find, so check with your state that one is registered before signing anything.
Quick answers
- How do I find an Individual Indian Money account?
- The Interior Department's Whereabouts Unknown list shows Individual Indian Money accounts whose owners it can't find. Search by name or Tribe. Official searches are free.
- What is Whereabouts Unknown: Individual Indian Money accounts (US Department of the Interior)?
- Money held in trust for individual American Indians and Alaska Natives whose address is unknown. Free search by name or Tribe on the Interior site.
- Do I have to pay to search?
- Official searches are always free. Never pay an upfront fee or give bank or card details to "release" money. Finder companies exist and charge a share of what they find, so check with your state that one is registered before signing anything.
Sources
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