How we found you
Why Did A4K Contact Me?
If a recovery specialist reached out to you by phone, text, letter, or email, this page explains exactly how that happened.
Research, not marketing lists
Our work starts with public records
A4K researches publicly available records and other authorized sources to identify individuals, families, estates, and businesses who may have funds available for recovery.
Depending on the matter, our research may involve records relating to:
- Property sales
- Foreclosures
- Tax sales
- County records
- Court records
- Bankruptcy matters
- State-held unclaimed property
- Estates
- Businesses
- Other authorized public or professional research sources
If A4K contacted you, information identified during our research may indicate that funds could potentially be associated with you, a family member, a former property, an estate, or a business.
Being contacted by A4K does not guarantee that funds are recoverable and does not establish legal entitlement to any specific funds. Verifying whether funds exist, and who may be entitled to them, requires documentation and review under the rules of the applicable agency, court, or jurisdiction.

What we will and won't do
What You Can Expect From an A4K Conversation
What we will do
- Identify ourselves and explain why we contacted you.
- Describe the type of recovery matter we researched.
- Explain what documentation may be required.
- Put any fee arrangement in writing before you decide anything.
- Give you time to verify us and ask questions.
What we won't do
- Ask you to pay an upfront recovery fee.
- Tell you that money is definitely yours before it has been verified.
- Guarantee a recovery amount or a timeline.
- Present ourselves as a government agency, a court, or a law firm.
- Pressure you into an immediate decision.
Contact
Have Questions About Why We Reached Out?
Please complete the information requested and we will follow up by phone, text, or email.
A Difficult Chapter Doesn't Have to Be the Final Chapter.
If A4K contacted you regarding possible funds, or if you simply have questions about assets that may be available for recovery, our team is here to talk with you.
No upfront recovery fees for applicable contingency-based recovery services.