| Name | Claim | Personal Records | |||
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LEONELLY REYES
Connecticut
#11891284 |
11891284 | 33 TOWN HILL AVE APT 24 DANBURY 06810 | RENT A CENTER INC | Claim | View Personal Records |
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REYES LEONELLY
Connecticut
#11306008 |
11306008 | 33 TOWN HILL AVE APT 34 DANBURY 06810 | COMENITY BANK | Claim | View Personal Records |
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VILLAR LEONELLY REYES
Connecticut
#10558817 |
10558817 | 33 TOWN HILL AVE UNIT 24 DANBURY 06810 | BANK OF AMERICA - PRE-PAID CARD | Claim | View Personal Records |
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View Personal Records βWe searched the Connecticut unclaimed property database and found 3 records for Leonelly Reyes. These records may include old bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, utility deposits, or other financial assets that were turned over to the state after a period of inactivity.
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