The MoneyLeftBehind Kit — one payment, everything, $39.
You already know the shape of your claim — the checker computed the verdict, the chain, and the fee math. The kit is the working papers: the checklists filled for your state and relationship, the worksheet for the state's family map, the letters that bring every heir's signature in, and the chapter for the state's reply.
We never file for you. We never touch your money. We never take a percentage. We are never a subscription.
Component 1
The per-state chain checklists: the exact document ladder for your state and your relationship, in order — which certificate, which form, which signature — with the state-specific rungs (Texas's tiers, New York's Table of Heirs, Florida's all-beneficiaries rule) built in.
Component 2
The Table of Heirs worksheet: the fillable family map New York, California, Ohio, and Minnesota work from — every class, no blank lines — with a worked example of the hardest case, the heir nobody can find.
Component 3
The heirship-affidavit walkthrough: how to write it, who may witness it, where it must be recorded, and how Texas's four tiers decide which paper your amount needs.
Component 4
The sibling and co-heir coordination pack: the letter to send your relatives, what each person must sign and send back, and the signature-collection tracker that keeps one slow cousin from stalling the whole family's claim.
Component 5
The vital-records ordering guide: how to order certified death, birth, and marriage certificates — who is allowed to order each one, what ID it takes, the fastest door in each state, and the fees to expect.
Component 6
The deficiency and rejection recovery chapter: how to read the state's 'we need more' letter, fix the exact gap (wrong certificate, stale court letters, a missing generation), and resubmit so the claim lands the second time.
Component 7
The address-chain module for your own money: proving you lived at addresses from twenty years ago and bridging name changes — the hard end of own-name claims.
Component 8
The finder-letter decoder: got a letter offering to 'find' money for a percentage? Read this first — the legal caps by state, the waiting periods that make some agreements void, and the free direct route that makes the letter worthless.
Component 9
The probate-skip decision worksheets: affidavit vs. summary administration vs. full probate, state by state, with the math run against your state's cap — including California's date-of-death bands.
Component 10
The claim-tracking calendar: filing dates, the state's published decision window, and the follow-up letters at the right intervals — plus the records to keep until the check clears.
| Option | Price | What it is | The gap this kit fills |
|---|---|---|---|
| This kit | $39, one payment | 10 components: checklists, worksheets, letters, tracker — you file yourself, with the state | The full operating system for the heir claim |
| Doing it with the free pages only | $0 | This site's guides and checker — the knowledge is free here, genuinely | The kit saves the assembly: per-state checklists pre-built, worksheets fillable, letters written |
| An unclaimed-property finder | 10–30% of the claim (capped: CA 10%, NY 15%, FL 20% with a $1,000-per-account ceiling, AZ up to 30%) | They file the same claim with the same forms | On a $10,000 claim that's $1,000–$3,000 for paperwork. On a $100 claim, though, no kit — including ours — beats free: the checker tells you so |
| A probate heir hunter | 20–50% of a share (~33% average) | Locates heirs of estates in probate and signs them | A different industry with fatter percentages; compare any contract against an attorney's flat fee before signing |
| An estate attorney | Hourly or flat fee | Representation — the only door that can decide a contested claim | Right for disputes and big estates; the file the kit builds is what they'll ask for first |
| Hand-built claim packets (a small newsletter operator) | $29–$49 flat | A person assembles your packet for a flat fee | Closest to us in spirit — flat, never a percentage. The kit adds the computing checker, the dated 51-state dataset, and the worksheets |
Competitor prices as observed in October 2026; offerings change. No one here files for you, touches your money, or promises an outcome — that's the line, and it stays on every page of the kit.
No — and you should distrust anyone who offers to, outside a licensed attorney or a capped finder you chose knowingly. We never file for you. We never touch your money. We never take a percentage. We are never a subscription. You file, free, at the state's official door; the kit makes the filing correct and complete.
All 50 states plus DC, and every relationship the checker takes — spouse, child, parent, sibling, executor, other heir, and your own money. Where we couldn't verify a state's rule, the checklist says so in plain sight and routes you to the state's own publication.
One document that holds everything: the checklists, the fillable worksheets, the letter templates, the trackers, and the calendar. No login, no subscription — one payment.
Probably not — and the checker exists to tell you that before you're standing here. Small, sole-heir, under-the-cap claims in states with online heir filing are the simple ones: file free. The kit is built for the claims that aren't simple.
No. Contested heirship is decided by a court, with an attorney — the kit's disagreement worksheet organizes your file for that attorney, and the guide maps the boundary honestly.