A request for a Deceased Persons Search may be for the purpose of bank records. In this event, you will need to state your position as the person requesting the information. If you are the executor or administrator of the deceased person's estate, you can take identification, a certified death certificate and accompanying probate court paperwork showing your appointment.
This information will need to be taken to local banks near the deceased person's residence. Once at this stage, you as the executor or administrator will request a search for assets held at the bank.
In the event that the deceased person is a father to the individual, Information Direct can help locate the deceased father conducting a Deceased Persons Search. This search will turn up the name, address and zip code, state of residence and date of birth as described as the standard and will provide the information to you in order to proceed with your intention for the request.
This request be for the purpose of finding out if a Father left behind any assets for an individual. Upon learning of the deceased father, an individual may proceed with visiting a county court in the country where the father's will was probated.
Other steps will include visiting the state's unclaimed property database and conducting a search under the father's name. That person stated to be the executor will need to be contacted. This person will be identified as the executor of the father's estate, or the administrator if the father died without a will.
A Deceased Persons Search will lead you to the information you seek. Whether and individual or business need such information, Information Direct will assure that you receive all reports promptly. Most importantly, because of the sensitivity associated with these reports, Information Direct assures that all reports will be accurate, and complete upon obtaining the report and providing it to you.