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Step 5 – Sorting out any HSBC accounts. To move money out of the deceased's accounts with HSBC. Bereavement Guide - you may save an electronic copy of the Bereavement Guide. Alternatively, you may print out the Bereavement Guide. HSBC offers help and support to you to sort out practical matters and important financial decisions of someone you ...
我是遺產代理人，在親人去世後，我應採取甚麼行動？ 我們對此深表遺憾。首先，您需要領取親人的死亡證明書，並將該證明書連同其他補充證明文件提供給我們，我們便可向您提供已故客戶名下的滙豐戶口截至去世當日的結餘紀錄。
Bereavement. Notifying us. You can notify HSBC of the death after obtaining the Death Certificate of the deceased. All you need to do is to visit one of our HSBC branches with the original or certified copy of Death Certificate of the deceased. For someone who died in Hong Kong, other than Death Certificate, we also accept Certificate of Order ...
Sorting out HSBC accounts. To move money out of the deceased’s accounts with HSBC. We try to keep this as simple as possible but there are some processes that we must follow. Therefore, to help you understand what to expect, we have summarised what would probably happen for different types of product or service held with us.
Bereavement. Registering the death. After someone passes away, their death must be registered with the Births and Deaths General Register Office - contact details of the Deaths Registry can be found in useful contact. The Deaths Registry will give you a 'certified copy of a death entry', more commonly known as the Death Certificate.
First of all, you will need to get the Death Certificate. Together with the other additional supporting documents, we should be able to provide you with a list of bank accounts held in the name of the deceased with HSBC as at the date of death. You may then arrange to obtain either a Grant of Representation or Confirmation Notice, depending on ...
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (the “Bank”) The names of the directors of the Bank’s subsidiary undertakings (as defined in the Hong Kong Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622)) during the period from 1 January 2017 to 20 February 2018
