Duchesne County publishes its own local claim form
This guide is limited to Section 59-2-1351.1 county tax-sale excess treated as unclaimed property, illustrated by Salt Lake County's local ninety-day transfer practice and Duchesne County's local form; local timing and forms remain local.
Sale type and custodian control
Different statutes, counties, courts, notices, and custody transitions are not interchangeable.
Sale funds above delinquent taxes, notice charges, penalties, interest, and administrative costs are treated under Utah's Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act.
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Salt Lake says it returns excess to the original owner and sends uncontacted funds to State Unclaimed Property after ninety days; that timing is Salt Lake practice, not a statewide claim bar.
Duchesne requests claimant, property, identity, representation, heirship, signatures, notarization, and county-Treasurer submission for its May tax-sale surplus.
Record-first workflow
Verify the live official record at every step; this orientation does not decide a claimant's rights.
Collect the county sale record, accepted bid, statutory charges, excess calculation, county custody, and any unclaimed-property transfer.
For a Salt Lake parcel, verify whether the county still holds the funds or has transferred them; do not present ninety days as loss of the statewide claim.
Confirm the current county form and required evidence before submitting; other counties may use different mechanics.
No unsupported form or deadline
Use only dates and filing mechanics tied to the confirmed sale type, statute, custodian, and retained source.
Collect the parcel, delinquency, tax-sale date, bid, charges, excess amount, county ledger, owner record, and transfer date if any.
For Salt Lake only, preserve the county excess-list match, contact attempts, ninety-day status, and State Treasurer transfer confirmation.
For Duchesne only, collect the form, property ID, identity, representative or heir authority, notarization, signatures, and Treasurer delivery proof.
scoped limitations
Official sources for this guide
Each factual statement is bound to one retained official source with a retained source, source record, and verification check.
Exact retained official body and source record for Utah Code section 59-2-1351.1; use only with the state-specific scope and limitations stated in this guide.
Exact retained official body and source record for Salt Lake County Find Excess Funds; use only with the state-specific scope and limitations stated in this guide.
Exact retained official body and source record for Duchesne County May tax-sale surplus claim form; use only with the state-specific scope and limitations stated in this guide.
Each factual statement is bound to one retained official source with a retained source, source record, and verification check.
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Answers remain inside the retained scope
As unclaimed property under the Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act after the listed sale charges are satisfied.
No. It is a local custody-transfer practice and not presented as a statewide extinction rule.
Not from this evidence. Each county's current method and the current custodian must be verified.
The unclaimed-property custody route, after confirming that the specific county record was transferred.
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