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Stays with the state until claimed by its owner...same as without BK.

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The BK, any situation of the Co, makes no difference. Once the funds are handed to the State as unclaimed (called "escheat'), they remain with the state until the owner is found.

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The funds are supposed to be transfered to the U.S. Treasury. The "rightful owner" of the unclaimed funds has 5 years to claim the funds.

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