Kansas Statutes section 60-2410 execution sales
The county states it has no county excess-funds list, directs full sale records to District Court, and explains that transferred funds may be claimed free through the State Treasurer.
Use the tax-foreclosure case and district-court clerk to trace statutory distributions and any balance subject to court handling.
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Sedgwick County says it does not maintain a county excess-funds list and directs requesters to District Court records or the State Treasurer after a verified transfer.
Match the parcel, former owner, sale, judgment, and county district-court case before asking about a remaining balance.
Review the tax-foreclosure order and court accounting for taxes, costs, liens, and any residue.
Search the State Treasurer only after the court or county record shows that the funds left local custody.
Use the tax-foreclosure case and district-court clerk to trace statutory distributions and any balance subject to court handling.
Sedgwick County says it does not maintain a county excess-funds list and directs requesters to District Court records or the State Treasurer after a verified transfer.
Section 79-2805 establishes the clerk's application of judicial tax-foreclosure proceeds and does not support a universal automatic former-owner payout claim.
The county states it has no county excess-funds list, directs full sale records to District Court, and explains that transferred funds may be claimed free through the State Treasurer.
FCAR cannot decide legal entitlement, lien priority, or the district court's distribution of a specific balance.
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Call (307) 323‑4303. Do not send Social Security numbers, bank details, or original legal documents through this form.
Start with the county district-court tax-foreclosure case and its distribution record under section 79-2805.
The retained county statement says it does not; use District Court records and confirm any later State Treasurer transfer.
The retained county statement says it does not; use District Court records and confirm any later State Treasurer transfer.
No. The selected sources do not support one universal cutoff, so verify the live case and custodian instructions.
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