Gwinnett County, GA
Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner
Verified against official sources Oct 27, 2026
Why this difficulty
Administrative claim by mail or email to the county office. No court.
- Administrative claim packet by mail
- Claims accepted any time until funds are awarded
- Published list with owner names
Deadline
Claims accepted until funds are awarded. No fixed claim deadline in the statute, but after 5 years unclaimed funds go to the Georgia Dept. of Revenue and then require a court order (interpleader) to recover.
What's required
- Official excess funds claim packet (forms must not be altered)
- Proof of ownership or lien interest at time of sale
- Copy of valid U.S. government-issued ID or foreign passport
Fees: No county filing fee published.
Excess Funds PacketThird parties & recovery agents
Attorneys/third parties may submit, but the claimant must still sign an affidavit and include a copy of their ID. The county notes owners are not required to pay or be represented by any third party.
Surplus list
Published list (PDF) · as of 2026-10-13
Includes owner/defendant names.
Open official listHolding office
Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner
Attn: Bridgette Robinson, P.O. Box 372, Lawrenceville, GA 30046
770-822-8800
tax@gwinnettcounty.com
Office websiteStep-by-step walkthrough (5 steps)
Included with paid membership
The full 5-step filing walkthrough for Gwinnett County — forms, documents, submission, court steps and follow-up, each linked to the official source.
Official sources
Informational only, not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with the holding office before filing.