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BIA Indian Trust Fund Search
 
The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) holds 11 million acres in trust for Native Americans. Money from timber sales, agricultural and oil leases is distributed under the Individual Indian Monies (IIM) program. In addition to Individual Indian Monies, the Office of Trust Funds Management administers Tribal Trust Accounts.

The Special Trustee for American Indians oversees annual payments of $450 million for 300,000 Native Americans, but the whereabouts of 47,000 Native Americans eligible for payment are unknown.

Due to lost and inaccurate records - many lack a current address and social security number - you will likely not be contacted, so you should initiate a search. Because the funds are held by an agency of the U.S. Federal government, your name will not appear in a state unclaimed property database search. Note: Pending litigation may significantly increase your entitlement.

For a search the Office of Trust Funds Management Individual Indian Monies (IIM) Whereabouts Unknown database and to obtain recovery and claims information complete the form below.
American Indian Trust Fund Search
Secure Order Form
 
Name:
E-mail: Please enter carefully
Telephone #:
Street / PO Box:
City:
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        There is an $18 fee for this service. Payment Information:
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Card #: Please enter carefully as four groups of four numbers   xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
Expiration: Please enter month and year  xx / xx
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Three digit Security Code  Last three numbers on the back of your credit card in the signature box
 
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