Foreclosure Recovery Inc. · Claimant Services

Claim Submission Form

Use this form to ask for a notary appointment so your identity can be checked for your claim.

  • Takes about three minutes
  • Meet at home, at a public place or by online video
  • We confirm a notary within 24 hours of your submission
Have your funds already been verified?Start your form

Questions? Call us at (888) 545-8007.

What you will need

  1. Unexpired government photo ID
  2. Names of everyone on the deed
  3. A date and time that work for you

Your appointment request

Fill in each step below, then review your answers before you submit.

Before you start

This form takes about three minutes. It tells us how and when you would like to meet a notary.

The notary appointment is where your identity is checked and where you sign the limited power of attorney. We confirm a notary within 24 hours after you submit, and the notary will reach out to you directly.

Do not type ID numbers and do not upload documents here. Questions? Call us at (888) 545-8007.

Step 1 of 8: About you
    1About you
    Type your name exactly as it is printed on your government photo ID. The notary will compare the two.
    We and the notary use this number to set up your appointment. A cell phone is best so you can get text messages.
    We send a copy of your answers to this email right after you submit.
    Preferred language
    Pick the language you are most comfortable speaking. We will try to send a notary who speaks it.
    2Your property and claim
    This is the home that was sold, not where you live now. Use the address on your agreement with us.
    It looks like FRI-CV-12 and is in the Funds Verified email we sent you. If you do not have it, leave this blank.
    3.1How would you like to verify your identity?
    Choose one
    A notary is a person licensed by the state to check who you are and watch you sign. You can meet at home, in a public place, or on a video call.
    4.1How many people are on the deed?
    Count yourself
    Everyone on the deed normally has to verify their identity too. If an owner has died, we will ask for a death certificate later. You do not need it today.
    4.2Has your name changed since the deed?
    For example by marriage, divorce or a court order
    If the name on your ID is different from the name on the deed, we may need a paper that shows the change, like a marriage certificate.
    5Which government photo ID will you show?

    Do not type ID numbers and do not upload your ID. The notary checks your ID in person or on video at the appointment.

    Pick the ID you plan to bring. It must have your photo and be issued by a government.
    Is this ID unexpired?
    Look at the expiration date printed on the ID. Most notaries cannot accept an expired ID, so renew it before the appointment if you can.
    6When would you like to meet?

    These are requested times. We confirm the appointment with you after you submit. Pick a first choice and a backup. The earliest date is two days from today; times run from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, any day of the week.

    First choice

    Tap the button, pick a day on the calendar, then tap a time. Gray days cannot be picked.

    Backup choice

    If the notary cannot make your first choice, we try this one. Pick a different day or time.

    7.1Anything we should know?
    Tell us about a wheelchair, hearing needs, a gate code, or the best time to call you. This helps the notary plan.
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    7.2Acknowledgments

    Read our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.

    8Review your answers

    Check each answer. Use "Change" to fix anything, then submit.

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    (888) 545-8007
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    Address: 30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801

    Important Disclosures

    Physical Address

    Our Physical Location

    Foreclosure Recovery Inc.
    30 N Gould St Ste N
    Sheridan, WY 82801

    This is our official business address where we maintain operations. You can send mail at this location.
    Fee Structure

    Understanding Our Fees

    • Initial Assessment Fee: $FREE (after eligibility confirmation)
    • Success Fee: 30% of recovered amounts
    • Court Filing Costs: $WE Pay Them (varies by state and case complexity)

    We don't charge an initial assessment fee once we confirm your eligibility, we only collect a percentage of any funds we recover for you. Court costs are additional expenses required for filing claims that we also pay for.
    Results Disclaimer

    About Potential Results

    Recovery of foreclosure surplus funds is subject to individual case evaluation and applicable state laws. Results vary based on property sale price, outstanding liens, and state-specific regulations. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Not all foreclosures generate recoverable surplus funds.

    While we have helped many clients recover foreclosure surplus funds, each case is unique. The amount you may recover depends on many factors including the sale price of your property, outstanding debts, and state laws.
    Service Limitations

    Service Limitations

    Foreclosure Recovery Inc. does not guarantee the recovery of funds. We do not provide foreclosure prevention services or loan modifications. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. We recommend consulting with a housing counselor, attorney, or your lender regarding options to prevent foreclosure.

    Our services focus specifically on recovering surplus funds from completed foreclosures. We do not provide loan modification services, prevent foreclosures, or offer legal advice regarding your mortgage.
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    Your Privacy Matters

    We collect personal and financial information necessary to process your claim. This includes contact information, property details, foreclosure documentation, and identification. We use industry-standard security measures to protect your data. For complete details, please review our Privacy Policy.

    We collect personal and financial information to process your claim. We implement security measures to protect your data and only share information when necessary to process your claim or when required by law.
    State-Specific Timeframes

    State Claim Deadlines

    State laws establish specific timeframes for claiming surplus funds after foreclosure. These deadlines range from 2 months to 5 years after the foreclosure sale. After these deadlines, funds may be escheated to the state and become more difficult to recover. We recommend acting promptly and call us now to preserve your claim rights.

    Each state has different deadlines for claiming surplus funds. These range from 2 months to 5 years after the foreclosure sale. After these deadlines, funds may be more difficult or impossible to recover.
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