U.S. General Services Administration Disposition of Seized, Forfeited, Voluntarily Abandoned, and Unclaimed Personal Property.

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U.S. General Services Administration Disposition of Seized, Forfeited, Voluntarily Abandoned, and Unclaimed Personal Property

2 DEFINITIONS  Seized – Confiscated property agency is responsible for until final ownership is determined.  Forfeited – Acquired through summary process or court order.  Unclaimed – Unknowingly abandoned and found on government premises (i.e. lost and found).  Voluntarily Abandoned – Abandoned so that title immediately vests in the government. Must be clear written or circumstantial evidence that the property was intentionally and voluntarily abandoned.

3 WHAT ARE YOUR AGENCY’S RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THESE TYPES OF PROPERTY?  Normally, you retain custody.  You are responsible for reporting to GSA the property not being retained for official use.  Also, you are responsible for the care and handling of the property.

4 SEIZED PROPERTY  Cannot be placed into official use until title is vested in the U.S. Government.

5 FORFEITED PROPERTY  May be retained for official use – unless required by law to be sold.

6 FORFEITED PROPERTY RETAINED FOR OFFICIAL USE  Loses its identity as forfeited property.  When no longer needed, reported to GSA for disposal like any other Federal excess personal property.

7 VOLUNTARILY ABANDONED PROPERTY  If your agency needs the property, it may be retained for official use.  If not retained, should the property be abandoned/destroyed (FMR – 330)?  If not abandoned/destroyed, report the property to GSA – annotating the report as voluntarily abandoned property.

8 RETAINED FOR OFFICIAL USE, OR TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER AGENCY  Voluntarily abandoned property loses its identity as such and becomes normal personal property.

9 SALE OF VOLUNTARILY ABANDONED PROPERTY  Your Agency may not retain the proceeds from the sale.  Proceeds must be deposited in the U.S. Treasury unless your Agency has specific statutory authority to do otherwise.

10 UNCLAIMED PERSONAL PROPERTY  Generally, you must retain the property for 30 days from the date it is found.  Unless the previous owner files a claim, title then vests in the U.S. Government.

11 WHAT ARE MY AGENCY’S CHOICES?  May retain for official use after 30 days and no claim by former owner.  If not retained, Agency must decide if abandonment/destruction should be done immediately (not required to wait 30 days).  Otherwise, property should be reported to GSA.

12 WHAT IF AGENCY RETAINS THE PROPERTY FOR OFFICIAL USE?  Records must be retained for 3 years on property retained for official use.  Funds from the disposal of the property must be deposited in a special account for this 3 year period to cover any future valid claim.  When the property is no longer required, report it as excess to GSA.

13 WHAT IF THE FORMER OWNER FILES A CLAIM FOR THE PROPERTY?  If the property was sold, reimbursement must not exceed sales proceeds less government’s cost of care and handling.  If the property is abandoned/destroyed, retained for official use, or, transferred, former owner’s reimbursement must not exceed estimated resale value at time of vesting, less cost of care and handling.

14 WHAT IF PROPERTY IS TRANSFERRED TO A FEDERAL AGENCY?  May only be done after 30 days of date of finding the property and no claim being filed by former owner.  Acquiring Agency must pay fair market value to Holding Agency.  Proceeds must be deposited in a special account for a 3 year period pending a claim from the former owner.  After 3 years, money is deposited in the U.S. Treasury.

15 CAN UNCLAIMED PERSONAL PROPERTY BE DONATED TO THE STATES?  No, this property cannot be donated to the States because a fair market value reimbursement is required.

16 Question & Answers