Last Updated March 2022
AFFIDAVIT FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF STALE
DATED WARRANT
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR-CONTROLLER
SPM form
AP – 13
(Policy # 214)
Page 4 of 4
(G) Trust - If the warrant is payable to a Trust, the form must be signed by EACH individual who has been appointed as a trustee.
Required supporting documentation includes a copy of the Trust Agreement that gives the names of each trustee. A copy of a
valid government issued photo identification of the signee is REQUIRED.
(H) Estate/Deceased Payee - If the warrant is payable to an estate of a deceased individual or to a person who is now
deceased, the form must be signed by either the executor or the administrator of the estate. Required supporting documentation
includes a copy of the Death Certificate and evidence of appointment as executor or administrator. A copy of a valid
government issued photo identification of the signee is REQUIRED.
(I) Notarization - If the dollar amount is $1,000 or over, page 2 of AP-13 form must be notarized by an authorized notary public.
Please note that as of January 1, 2015 any document notarized in California must include the consumer disclosure shown below.
Please be aware if notarized document does not follow California Law it will be rejected.
A notary public or other officer completing this certification verifies only the identity of the individual, who signed the
document to which this certificate is attached, and not the truthfulness, accuracy, or validity of that document.
(J) Proof of Address - If mailing address is different from the address in the original warrant, the claiming payee or company
must provide evidence that links the payee to the address shown on the original warrant. Such evidence must contain the same
name and address as printed on the warrants. Please note that neither a Substitute Property Bill nor an Adjusted Property Tax can
be accepted as proof of address. Examples of such evidence included the following: driver’s license, utility bill, or a bank statement.
(K) Proof of Acquisition (or Merge) (Only for Companies) If the warrant is payable to a company that has since been acquired
by (or merged with) another company, the acquiring company must provide legal evidence of such acquisition (or merger).
Warrants reissued for companies that have been acquired or merged will be made payable to the original payee.
(L) Closed/Sold/Dissolved Entities – If warrant was issued to a corporation that is no longer in business, claimant must provide
evidence authorizing him/her to the stale dated warrant. Documents such as Final Federal Tax return filed including Schedule C or
buy/sell agreements showing who has the right to unclaimed assets after the close of sale must be submitted.
(M) Power of Attorney - If the payee utilizes a third-party agent (such as an asset recovery company) to file a claim, an
AP-13 Stale Dated Warrant request form must be signed by payee or business representative and a notarized Power of Attorney
MUST be submitted with the form. Power of Attorney must include printed and signed name of payee or business representative
along with third-party agent printed name and signature. Please note, both documents should be signed by the same person who
signed the AP-13 Stale Dated Warrant request form.
(N)Claims Submission and Review - Please be sure to include ALL required information with your claim request. FAILURE TO
SUBMIT A CLAIM INCLUDING THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION MAY RESULT IN THE CLAIM BEING DENIED AND RETURNED TO
THE SENDER. As a result, claimants are requested to provide all requested information in order to expedite our review process and
to substantiate the claimant's right to the stale dated warrant. If, for any reason, you cannot provide the documentation as
requested, please attach a letter explaining why you are entitled to the stale dated warrant and any special circumstances that may
apply to your claim.
The completed claim(s) and required supplemental information should be e-mail,
mailed, or delivered to:
ACOStaleDatedWarrant@RIVCO.ORG
County of Riverside
Office of the Auditor-Controller
Attn: Stale Dated Warrant Desk
4080 Lemon Street, 11
th
Floor
P.O. Box 1326
Riverside, CA 92502-1326
Please note that it may take up to 90 days to process your claim, and if approved, approximately 30 additional days for you to
receive payment. This process may take longer under certain circumstances.
Disclaimer: Claimant agrees that if for any reason it is found that the claimant is not entitled to the payment or
claimant receives a duplicate payment, the claimant will return the funds to the County Riverside Auditor-
Controller Office within fifteen (15) days of receipt. The County of Riverside reserves the right to request
additional information as deemed necessary.
Board of Supervisors approval is required for warrants $10,000 or over.