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Beneath, we have compiled a guide on informing Post Office Home Insurance of a death. Or, alternatively, use Life Ledger's  helpful and efficient service to notify many companies of a death from the same place.

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How to Register a Death with Post Office Home Insurance
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What Documentation is required for a Death Notification?

When you telephone Post Office Home Insurance of a death, they will need the following information in order for them to take the next steps:

Identification:

  • Account Number
  • If you are the Next of Kin or Personal Representative of the deceased’s Estate, Post Office Insurance will need proof of identity from you.

Proof of Death:

  • Certified Copy of the Death Certificate
  • Certified Extract of the Will
  • Copy of the Grant of Probate
  • If you cannot present the following documentation, you will be required to present a copy of the Letters of Administration

What Happens Next?

If Post Office Home Insurance requires any additional information from you, they will contact you at a convenient time. 

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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