See (2)(D)(iii)
IC 32-34-1-20Owner indication of interest in property; presumption of abandonment
Sec. 20. (a) For purposes of this section, an indication of interest in the property by the owner:
(1) does not include a communication with an owner by an agent of the holder who has not identified in writing the property to the owner; and
(2) includes the following:
(A) With respect to an account or underlying shares of stock or other interest in a business association or financial organization:
(i) the cashing of a dividend check or other instrument of payment received; or
(ii) evidence that the distribution has been received if the distribution was made by electronic or similar means.
(B) A deposit to or withdrawal from a bank account.
(C) The payment of a premium with respect to a property interest in an insurance policy.
(D) The mailing of any correspondence in writing from a financial institution to the owner, including:
(i) a statement;
(ii) a report of interest paid or credited; or
(iii) any other written advice;
relating to a demand, savings, or matured time deposit account, including a deposit account that is automatically renewable, or any other account or other property the owner has with the financial institution if the correspondence is not returned to the financial institution for nondelivery.
(E) Any activity by the owner that concerns:
(i) another demand, savings, or matured time deposit account or other account that the owner has with a financial institution, including any activity by the owner that results in an increase or decrease in the amount of any other account; or
(ii) any other relationship with the financial institution, including the payment of any amounts due on a loan;
if the mailing address for the owner contained in the financial institution's books and records is the same for both an inactive account and for a related account.
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