This is the Bahasa Malaysia version of eGUMIS. Visit this link and under “Semakan” click “Log Masuk”. I’ll save your time without boring you with the details here’s the work around: In my experience, for some reason, there is a bug in the English version of eGUMIS which prevented me from proceeding to the next step. Select the “check all” box, as I assume everyone wants to claim all their unclaimed monies. As the system doesn’t save your search results, if you use up your quota of two searches per day, you have to wait for the next day to proceed to the next step. If you have any unclaimed money, here is what you need to do to claim it:ĭon’t click anything other than the following two steps. However, I’m not sure if I can actually process the claims using my account, so to be on the safe side, I registered new accounts for them to help them claim their money.ĭo note that you can only check a maximum of two IDs per day. I also helped my parents check their unclaimed money through my account. If you have any unclaimed money, it will show up in the search result. Make sure to fill up all the boxes that is marked as compulsory (*).Ĭlick on “Search for Unclaimed Moneys” and enter your Identification Number into the provided space. Your account will be deactivated after six months of inactivity, so if you have previously registered and have not logged in for the past six months, you’ll need to register for a new account. You may then fill in the form to register your new account. Note: You may first need to change the default language to English, or you may proceed in Bahasa Melayu. Then click on ‘Registration’ in the top right corner as per the screenshot below to get started.
UNCLAIMED MONIES HOW TO
My step-by step experience of claiming my unclaimed monies is outlined below, and be sure to read till the end as I will also explain how to overcome a certain bug (as of 28 November 2020) in the system:įirst, head over to this link to register for a new account. As I registered for another account, I realised that the user interface had changed and the more I explored, the more I realised that eGUMIS now allowed us to submit forms online. I was asked to create an account again as my account had expired after six months of inactivity. Towards the end of 2020, I read an article on The Star that stated the government could consider using unclaimed monies as a “source of revenue” – this triggered me to check my unclaimed money again. I remembered I had a small sum of money unclaimed, but due to the trouble and since the amount was not significant, I procrastinated and left the money unclaimed, on purpose. from tax relief), you’ll need to queue up without knowing if you even have any unclaimed money! However, earlier in 2020, the AGD’s eGUMIS portal went live and it was a significant improvement for people wanting to check whether they had any unclaimed monies.ĭespite this breakthrough, if you wanted to claim the money, you were still required to pay a visit to the AGD’s office to submit a physical form (Borang Permohonan Bayaran Balik WTD “UMA-7”). Previously, to check whether you have any unclaimed monies (eg.
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