ReCovr My Funds LLC is a private company.
We are not a government agency and not a law firm. If we contacted you, our research may have identified funds that could be associated with you, your family, an estate or a business.
Why would ReCovr contact me?
Potential recoveries can appear in public agency records, unclaimed-fund lists, tax-sale records, stale-dated payment lists and other lawful sources. A notice is an invitation to review the information—it does not require you to hire ReCovr.
Can I verify the funds myself?
Often, yes. We encourage you to verify the source. For many government-held funds, the underlying agency can confirm whether a record exists and may allow you to claim directly.
What should ReCovr never ask for in an initial call?
Do not send Social Security numbers, online-banking credentials, passwords or full identity documents through an ordinary contact form or unsolicited text. Sensitive claim documentation should only be provided through the secure process established for an active file.
What does a real ReCovr notice include?
- ReCovr My Funds LLC identification
- A ReCovr reference number
- A recovery category or fund source
- Contact and verification instructions
- Applicable disclosures before you sign an agreement