The property listed below is abandoned or unclaimed property in the custody of the United States Postal Service Office of Inspector General (USPS-OIG). Included with the description of the property is the location where it was seized or found and the USPS-OIG office that has custody of it. Pursuant to Title 39, Code of Federal Regulations, Section 230.30 et seq., any person desiring to claim this property must file with the USPS-OIG a claim for the property by the deadline indicated (30 days from the date the property was first published in this notice). If the property is not claimed by that date, title will vest in the United States.
A point of contact and USPS-OIG address for claims and additional information concerning the property or the procedures involved in filing a claim are provided.
Submit all correspondence in duplicate to the claim address noted. Reference the correct case and seizure numbers in all claims and include an accurate description of the property.
| Item | Property Description | Case Number | Seizure Number | Serial Number | Date Acquired | Location Property Seized | Submit Claim To | Address to Submit Claim | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Various Gift Cards | Card Name/Type Card Number ALLEN EDMONDS-8494 AMERICAN GIRL-0581 AMEX GC-3290 ANN TAYLOR-8278 BABBO ITALIAN EATERY-5040 BABBO ITALIAN EATERY-5041 BUILD A BEAR-1043 CRATE AND BARREL-5680 CULVERS-3356 DISNEY-738 DISNEY-9985 DISNEY-2327 EILEEN FISHER-3662 FL | 17UIPZ2585IM02IM | 17UIPZ2585IM02IM | 17UIPZ2585IM02IM | 07/12/2017 | Scottsdale AZ 85255 | Schear, Matthew | USPS-OIG, Attn: Special Agent M. Schear, PO BOX 66997, Phoenix, AZ 85082 | 08/21/2020 |
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