Property Ownership
Georgia's 'Uniform Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act' requires holders of unclaimed property to:
AA. Hold the property indefinitely
BB. Report and remit unclaimed property to the state after a dormancy period✓ Correct
CC. Sell the property at public auction
DD. Donate unclaimed property to charity
Explanation
Georgia's unclaimed property law requires holders (banks, insurance companies, brokers) to report and remit unclaimed property — including uncashed checks, abandoned accounts, and unclaimed security deposits — to the state after the required dormancy period.
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