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A single point of contact to walk you through the entire resolution process.
A team of specialists who regularly handle situations like yours.
You’ll be treated with understanding and respect.
During this difficult time, we’re here to help you settle your loved one’s affairs, so your top priority can be taking care of yourself and your family.
Visit your local U.S. Bank branch or call our 24-Hour Banking. We accept relay calls.
You’ll need some documentation to get started. Consult this list for reference and connect with our specialists for further advice.
Original or certified copies of the death certificate are the most commonly accepted forms of documentation.
Available documentation detailing any accounts held with the bank.
Examples include: outstanding U.S. Bank bills, past statements or letters
Documents that show who has authority to act on behalf of your loved one's affairs, estate or trust.
For example, documentation we may accept:
Additional documentation for home mortgage or loan accounts
You may also need:
You may be asked to contact the following organizations. Consult with your legal professional and/or U.S. Bank specialist to determine the right course of action.
Have more questions? Please visit Financial IQ for additional information and resources for managing financial matters after a death.
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Investment and Insurance products and services including annuities are:
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