Letter Of Authority For Deceased for the United Kingdom
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Letter Of Authority For Deceased
"I need a Letter of Authority for Deceased to access my late mother's bank accounts at HSBC and Barclays, as she passed away on January 15, 2025, and I am the sole executor of her estate."
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1. Date: Current date of the letter
2. Addressee Details: Name and address of the institution being addressed
3. Deceased's Details: Full name, last known address, and date of death of the deceased
4. Author's Details: Full name and contact details of the person writing the letter
5. Relationship Declaration: Statement of relationship to the deceased and authority to act
6. Request Statement: Clear statement of what is being requested
7. Signature Block: Space for signature of the author with full name printed below
1. Account/Reference Numbers: Any relevant account or reference numbers when dealing with specific accounts or services
2. Death Certificate Reference: Details of the death certificate when specifically required by the institution
3. Probate Reference: Details of probate if granted and required by the institution
1. Death Certificate: Certified copy of the death certificate
2. Proof of Identity: Copy of ID document of the person writing the letter
3. Grant of Probate: Copy of the grant of probate if obtained
4. Letters of Administration: Copy of letters of administration if applicable when there is no will
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