The government will pay up to $10,000 to a person who makes a claim on unclaimed money from a government program, such as Medicare, the Department of Veterans Affairs or Social Security.

The claim can be made online, in person or by mail.

The money is usually in the form of a check or money order.

The government can pay the claim through the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the federal agency that runs the nation’s disaster relief programs.

The agency said that the unclaimed-fund claim would be processed and paid for by the federal Emergency Management Fund, which is part of the Treasury Department.

The Department of Defense has said it will pay the unclaimed funds.

The Treasury Department is working to make the process simpler and quicker for claimants, said Eric Kesselheim, a spokesman for the department.

“It’s just a formality.

It’s like filling out a tax form,” Kesseliah said.

“We will not be charging any fee for the claim.”

This is the second time the Treasury has made the claim, which has been the responsibility of the Defense Department.

A spokesman for that department declined to comment.

In addition to the $10 fee, the Treasury will send a letter to the claimant saying that the claim is being processed.

That letter is supposed to give the person an opportunity to respond and provide details about the claim.

The person can then go to the Treasury website and choose to file an unclaimed fund claim, Kesselih said.

If the claimant fails to respond, the letter will ask that the payment be returned.

The unclaimed accounts are usually in an area that is closed to the public, and they are usually located in the military, veterans or national parks, Kessheim said.

The first time a person claims unclaimed assets was in 2014, Kitzinger said.

This year, the amount of money that has been recovered has been $100 billion, and more than a million people have claimed the money.