This series consists of documents relating to organizations covered under the Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act. Under this Act, “...any person claiming an interest in any property delivered to the state under this article may file a claim to the property or to the proceeds from the sale of property on the form prescribed by the state revenue commissioner.” Unclaimed property may include: (1) wages (2) dividends (3) aggregate items (4) unpaid money orders (5) utility deposits (6) uncashed travelers checks Included in the files are: (1) Form 100A - Report of Abandoned Property (2) Form 100B - Summary Report of Abandoned Property (3) Form 100C - Insurance Corporation Report of Abandoned Property (4) Form 101 - Remittance Form (5) Form 102 - Proof of Claim (6) Form 103 - Proof of Payment (7) Form 104 - Owner’s Claim Form (8) Form 105 - Statute of Limitations Exemption (9) Form PTU-106 - Consolidated Report of Unclaimed Property for (10) Form PTU-107 - Detail of Unclaimed Property Held by Banking and (11) Form PTU-108 - Detail of Unclaimed Property Held Other Than Money Banking and Financial Institutions. In administering the Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act, the Property Tax Division: (1) receives and analyzes reports as appropriate from corporations, insurance companies, and banking and financial institutions; (2) creates and maintains files as required; (3) attempts to locate parties to which reported property belongs through newspaper advertisements and individual letters; (4) receives remittance checks from appropriate organizations which are processed for depositing in bank and posted to proper accounts; and (5) processes all claims which may be presented by rightful owner.