The following notices identify excess proceeds from tax sales from certain Connecticut towns which have recently been deposited with the superior court. Click on the notice for more information. Under state law, only record owners and encumbrancers whose interests were extinguished by the sale are entitled to claim these proceeds (NOT members of the general public), and they must do so within 90 days after the court deposit. After that deadline, the unclaimed funds are escheated to the State of Connecticut. If a municipality has referred you to this website in response to your inquiry about excess proceeds, then no such claimable unexpired funds exist other than any listed below. If you believe you are entitled to claim any of these excess funds, or wish to assist any such person, consult with an attorney immediately about the applicable procedures and restrictions. There is no official “claim form.” Instead, you or your attorney must create a written claim to file with the court and formally serve upon all other record owners and encumbrancers. A sample form is below which may help you do so, but it is not guaranteed to work for your particular situation. Do *not* send your claim to the municipality or name the municipality as a party to your claim, unless the municipality has explicitly consented in writing to participation in those proceedings.
$47,410.88 on February 9, 2024 to Windham Superior Court
$135,236.49 on February 9, 2024 to Windham Superior Court
$9,298.25 on February 9, 2024 to Windham Superior Court
$168,640.87 on February 23, 2024 to Meriden Superior Court
$174,053.41 on February 23, 2024 to Meriden Superior Court
$182,068.86 on February 26, 2024 to Danbury Superior Court
$483,970.49 on February 26, 2024 to Danbury Superior Court
$21,401.46 on March 8, 2024 to Litchfield Superior Court
$28,315.59 on March 8, 2024 to Litchfield Superior Court
$15,028.53 on April 3, 2024 to Judicial District of Windham at Putnam
$27,243.72 on April 3, 2024 to Judicial District of Windham at Putnam
Sample Claim Form: Below is a SAMPLE excess claim form which may or may not be useful in preparing your claim. You are STRONGLY advised to consult with your own attorney about whether and how to use and customize this form for your situation. Judges, court clerks, and local district rules may require different procedures or paperwork, so this form is not guaranteed to be appropriate for your particular claim.
Sample Application For Excess Proceeds
Persons Looking to Assist Claimants: The municipality and its attorney have no additional information about the deposited funds beyond what is listed here, cannot represent you, and cannot recommend an attorney to represent you. If you call or email asking these questions, you will be referred back to this webpage.