Friends who work in the bank enter (CCB and postal service are the best): the old man died, the passbook can't be found, the identity document is still there, and the deposit number is unknown. How to

Friends who work in the bank enter (CCB and postal service are the best): the old man died, the passbook can't be found, the identity document is still there, and the deposit number is unknown. How to inquire and withdraw? Hello, I work in the Postal Savings Bank, and I am happy to answer this question for you.

After reading the above answer, I think it is not the point, and it may still confuse you.

I also encounter this situation from time to time at work. First of all, my advice to you is to try to find a passbook or deposit certificate for the elderly, which is more convenient to handle.

If you really can't find the passbook or deposit certificate, then you must follow the following steps: (The following measures are only applicable to our deposits)

The first thing is to keep the old man's ID card, and then go to the police station to issue a death certificate. If you have a separate account with the elderly, it is best to ask the police station to issue a certificate of relationship, that is, to prove your kinship.

Then you can take these certificates and your ID card to the bank to find the person in charge, explain the reason, and ask him to check the deposit passbook under the old man's name. Because without these certificates, the bank will not check other people's accounts for you. )

This kind of inquiry is to inquire about the account under the old man's name through the old man's ID number, which generally requires the authorization of the negative person in the outlet.

After checking the account number and deposit amount, you can ask the bank to print a copy of the account number and deposit amount under the old man's name and affix the bank's business seal, which completes the first step.

The next step is to go to the notary office for notarization. The notary office generally needs you to provide the death certificate, cremation certificate, heir relationship certificate and bank deposit certificate of the elderly. With these, the notary office will issue you a notarial certificate, which probably means that the old man has passed away, and who will inherit the XX deposit left by the old man in a bank? This completes the second step.

Step 3: Your heir goes to the bank to report the loss with the old man's ID card, your ID card, bank deposit account number and inheritance certificate. Seven days after the loss was reported, they still took the above documents for the follow-up treatment, that is, to supplement the deposit certificate, passbook and password (the notarial certificate needs to be kept by the bank at this time), and then they can withdraw money.

The above is our handling process for this situation. I hope you can get the old man's deposit back as soon as possible. Happy New Year!