TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Officials are still searching for a missing 12-year-old girl from Georgia.

Maria Gomez-Perez, of Georgia, was last seen six weeks ago when she went missing from her home on Westside Drive in Gainesville, Georgia the morning of May 29, according to the Hall County Sheriff’s Office.

Officials said she hasn’t been seen or heard from since. Her father reported her missing 24 hours later.

“Our only goal is to find Maria and bring her home,” Sheriff Gerald Couch said.

Gomez-Perez is described as a Hispanic/Latino girl, at 5’3″, weighing 110 pounds.

The sheriff’s office said searches spanning across several states have been conducted, including Florida, Alabama, South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, Illinois, and Maryland, but have been met with negative results.

“The team is using resources including intelligence, translators, drones, crime scene investigators and simple determination to find clues.”

A $50,000 reward is being offered for the child’s safe return.

“In the sixth week since Maria was last seen, assistance from our community remains helpful in ensuring this case remains in the spotlight,” the Sheriff added. “Whether pledging reward money, organizing signage or sharing fliers, each one of you is appreciated. It is also important to note that scammers have tried to take advantage of this incident using social media. Please remember that the sheriff’s office social media platforms should be your point of reference for legitimate and accurate information on the case.”

Anyone with tips or any information is asked to call 770-503-3232 or email intelrequest@hallcounty.org.