Texas Notice of Excess Funds is a document issued by a county clerk in Texas that contains the names of individuals who are owed money from a court-ordered foreclosure sale. The notice contains information about how much money was collected, how much remains unclaimed, and how to claim it. There are two types of Texas Notice of Excess Funds: Pre-Foreclosure Notice of Excess Funds and Post-Foreclosure Notice of Excess Funds. The Pre-Foreclosure Notice of Excess Funds is sent to the borrower before a foreclosure sale is held. It gives the borrower an opportunity to pay the amount owed and reclaim the property. The Post-Foreclosure Notice of Excess Funds is sent after the foreclosure sale has been held. It informs the borrower of any amount that remains unclaimed after the sale has been completed. Both types of notices provide detailed instructions on how to claim the excess funds.