- How to Register a Death with Ipswich Building Society
Beneath, you’ll find a full guide to notifying the Ipswich Building Society of a death. Or, use Life Ledger, an easy-to-use service designed to notify multiple companies of a death, all from the same place.
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What information will you need to report a death to Ipswich Building Society?
To ensure a smooth process, try to have the following information on hand when notifying Ipswich Building Society of a death:
- The original or a certified copy of the Death Certificate
- Grant of Probate should you not have the Death Certificate
- Proof of identification
- Any passbooks relating to the account
What you need
The deceased’s:
Date of Birth
Date of Death
Full name and usual address
Death certificate or interim death certificate (scan or photograph)
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