Free for readers of the planner
What to do after someone dies. In plain English.
The Ultimate International Checklist is a 27-page guide to the first week, the paperwork, the deadlines and the official offices in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia.
- A one-page overview of the first 7 days
- A chapter for each country with the offices, forms and deadlines
- Sample letters to banks, insurers, employers and utilities
- Printable, plus a version you can type into on screen
Four countries, one clear plan
Deadlines and offices are different in every country, and they are hard to find when you are grieving. The checklist puts them in one place and links to the official government pages.
What is inside
The first 7 days
Who to tell, what to register, what to wait on, and what can wait a few days.
Country chapters
Tax, benefits, probate and the official links for the USA, UK, Canada and Australia, each with an at-a-glance box.
Letters and lists
Sample letters, a who-to-notify list, a digital legacy guide, FAQs, a glossary and space for notes.
A look inside
About this checklist
It is a companion to the planner I'm Dead, Now What? End of Life Planner, which helps you write down your wishes, accounts and contacts so your family does not have to guess. The checklist covers the other side: what the person who is left behind needs to do. You do not need the book to use it.
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