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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 ...
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.
Dealing with Bereavement. The death of someone close is always a difficult time. When you’re experiencing grief, dealing with practical matters and making important financial decisions can seem overwhelming. We are here to support you through those steps and decisions.
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If the deceased had a life insurance policy with HSBC, dedicated phone numbers, (852) 3128 0122 (Monday to Friday, except Public Holidays, 9am – 6pm) and (852) 2583 8000 (outside the above business hours) are available for the Personal Representative to call and make a claim on the policy. HSBC will guide the Personal Representative from ...
We will require the following documents in support of the request for release of funds: Original or certified copy of Death Certificate of the deceased. Original Identity Card/Passport of the deceased. Original Identity Card/Passport of the applicant. Original proof of relationship, if any.
