Special awareness camps are being held in Mumbai on November 21st to help citizens claim their forgotten money and properties. Organised by the State Level Bankers' Committee, these events aim to reunite people with unclaimed deposits, shares, insurance policies, and more. Representatives from banks will be present to offer guidance on the claims process and required documentation.
State level special camps for settlement of disposal of unclaimed properties
Special camps at Mumbai City and Mumbai Suburban districts on 21st Nov
State Level Bankers' Committee (SLBC) Maharashtra, with joint collaboration of Member Banks other related departments is organizing special drives
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FAQ :
The special camps are organised to raise public awareness about unclaimed deposits, shares, dividends, insurance policies, and provident fund amounts held in various banks and financial institutions, and to assist rightful claimants in retrieving them.
In Mumbai City, the camp is at Yashwantrao Chavan Centre, Nariman Point on November 21st at 3:00 PM. For Mumbai Suburban, it's at Uttar Bhartiya Sangh, Bandra East on November 21st at 11:00 AM.
Services include information and verification of unclaimed accounts, guidance on the claims process and necessary documents, direct interaction with bank officials, and assistance in checking for unclaimed property online.
Senior officials from the banking sector, representatives from the district administration, and officials from other concerned institutions will be present to provide guidance.
Participants should bring their Aadhaar Card/PAN Card, bank passbook or account details, Fixed Deposit receipts/certificates (if applicable), and death certificate/inheritance documents if claiming as a legal heir.