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What Is a Safe Deposit Box? A safe deposit box (or safety deposit box) is an individually secured containerusually a metal boxthat stays in the safe or vault of a federally insured bank or credit union. Safe deposit boxes are used to keep valuables, important documents, and sentimental keepsakes protected.
New York banking law provides that access to a safe deposit box must be granted to an Executor, Administrator, Trustee or Guardian. This could be a cumbersome process for those who have no reason to probate or administer an estate other than to access a safe deposit box.
The petition for Letters of Administration is filed in the Surrogates Court in the county where the decedent lived. For example, if the decedent lived in Manhattan, the papers are filed in the New York County Surrogates Court which is located at 31 Chambers Street in New York City.
The Safe Deposit Box Petition free DIY Form program is used to ask the Surrogates Court to see what is in the safe deposit box of a person who died. The program helps you create the court forms you need to look for a will, burial plot deed, insurance policies and to make a list of all the items inside the box.
The addition of � 130-1.1-a requires attorneys to sign all papers filed with New York state courts and further indicates that such signing shall constitute certification that the attorney has made a reasonable inquiry and that to the best of the attorneys knowledge, information and belief the presentation of such
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What to Store in a Safe Deposit Box Personal papers, such as original birth certificates, adoption papers, marriage licenses, and citizenship papers. Copiesbut not the only copiesof wills and powers of attorney. Military records and discharge papers (e.g., DD 214s) School transcripts and diplomas.
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2. Temporary Letters of Administration. Temporary letters are those that are issued while a petition for a standard letter of administration is pending with the Surrogates Court. These are typically issued when an immediate estate concern has arisen, or other urgent matters and they expire every six months.

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