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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the printable checklist in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Immediately' section. This includes arranging for a funeral or memorial service, contacting a funeral home, and notifying friends and family about the plans.
  3. In the same section, ensure you check if any funeral costs have been prepaid and submit an obituary to local papers, including donation preferences.
  4. Move on to securing the decedent’s tangible property. Document any items that need appraisal and distribution according to their wishes.
  5. After completing immediate tasks, proceed to the 'After the Funeral' section. Notify the decedent’s attorney and file necessary documents at probate court.
  6. Gather financial documents such as bank statements and death certificates for meetings with attorneys regarding estate administration.
  7. Finally, review your own estate plan and make necessary adjustments based on changes in circumstances after your loved one’s passing.

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The After Death Spreadsheet is available for Google Sheets and Excel. It helps in three key ways: Tracking assets, debts, and accounts. When someone dies, they often leave behind bank accounts, savings, investments, subscriptions, social media accounts, belongings, property, and more.
What to do when someone dies: step by step 1 Register the death Show. Step 2 Tell government about the death Show. Step 3 Arrange the funeral Show. Step 4 Check if you can get bereavement benefits Show. and Deal with your own benefits, pension and taxes Show. and Find bereavement support and services Show.
Real estate deeds and titles. Stock certificates. Loan paperwork. Bank and retirement account statements. Last 2 years of tax returns. Advise all creditors in writing that a death has occurred. Change ownership of assets and lines of credit. Update your Will, Power of Attorney and Medical Directives if necessary.
You may need to tell some organisations about the persons death, for example: employers and colleagues. government departments. bank, credit card and mortgage companies. insurance companies. utility companies, such as gas, water, electricity and telephone. the persons landlord (if they were a tenant) Royal Mail.