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Research
We review public property, sale, court, and government records to identify possible proceeds and the people who may be entitled to them.
Finding what’s rightfully yours
You may be entitled to funds you didn’t know were available.
Provenance Recovery Group researches public records to identify funds that may be due to former property owners and other eligible claimants. We help verify the opportunity, explain the process, and assist with recovery.
No upfront costs. We get paid only if and when you receive funds.
Private company • Public-record research • No government affiliation
Our process
Clear, documented, and built around verification.
Recovery rules vary by jurisdiction. Our process starts with the public record and works forward from there.
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Verify
We confirm the relevant transaction, investigate recorded interests that may affect entitlement, and identify the government office or court involved.
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Recover
If you choose to work with us, we help organize required documentation and guide the recovery process according to the rules of the applicable jurisdiction.
Verify before you trust
We expect you to check our work.
Unexpected calls about money can create legitimate skepticism. We do not ask you to rely on a phone call alone. When appropriate, we provide the public-record details needed to independently confirm the underlying transaction with the relevant county, court, treasurer, recorder, or other government office.
Property or case informationWe identify the public record that led to our outreach.
Government sourceWe direct you to the applicable public agency or court where the underlying information can be verified.
No pressure for sensitive informationYou should verify the opportunity before providing sensitive personal or financial information.
What we do
Research and recovery support.
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Public-Record Research
Property sales, excess proceeds, ownership history, and related public records.
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Claimant Verification
Research designed to determine who may have a valid interest before the claim process begins.
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Recovery Assistance
Documentation and process support tailored to the requirements of the applicable jurisdiction.
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No Upfront Costs
You do not pay us upfront. We get paid only if and when you receive funds, subject to applicable law.
Frequently asked questions
What people usually want to know first.
Is Provenance Recovery Group a government agency?
No. Provenance Recovery Group is a private company. We research public records and assist eligible claimants with recovery processes. We are not affiliated with a county, court, state, or federal agency.
Why would money be available to me?
Funds can arise for different reasons, including certain property sales where proceeds remain after required obligations are paid. Eligibility and priority depend on the specific transaction and the laws of the jurisdiction involved.
Can I verify the information myself?
Yes. We encourage independent verification. When we contact you about a specific matter, we can provide information identifying the relevant public record and government office.
Do you guarantee that I will receive money?
No. A public record may indicate a potential claim, but final entitlement can depend on liens, competing interests, deadlines, documentation, and review by the agency or court responsible for the funds.
Do I have to pay anything upfront?
No. Provenance Recovery Group does not charge upfront fees for recovery services. We get paid only if and when you receive funds. Any compensation arrangement is disclosed in writing before you engage our services and is subject to applicable law.
How are your fees determined?
Our fee is contingent on a successful recovery and is based on the amount actually recovered for you, subject to applicable law. The exact fee is disclosed in writing before you engage our services.
Were you contacted by Provenance Recovery Group?
Use the form to request a conversation or to ask us to provide the public-record information related to our outreach.
No upfront costs. We get paid only if and when you receive funds.