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Handle a Loved One's Digital Accounts
Practical steps, country guidance and a private workbook after a death
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Fillable worksheets, contact templates and a completed example
- Account inventory
- Contact and decision log
- Preservation record
- Before cancelling the phone number
- Final review and handover
Read the country section first, then the chapter for your next task. The worksheets are reusable: save a separate copy for each account. Open in a PDF reader, type into the fields, save and reopen to check the result. Print at 100% on the indicated paper size. Full web addresses are printed with links. Some official resources are in another language or require your own sign-in.
Keep completed worksheets private. Never enter passwords, PINs, recovery keys, full identity numbers or card details. Use partial identifiers and store supporting documents separately.
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General educational guidance, not legal, tax or account-recovery advice. This guide does not grant authority, unlock devices or guarantee a provider's decision. Seek qualified local help for disputes, business assets, cryptocurrency, court requests or unclear ownership. One estate's family and representatives may use this copy; do not resell or publicly upload it.
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Content review: 2026-10-10 · Version 1.2
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