After the death of a relative, not only real estate is inherited, but also, for example, the testator's bank deposits. However, it is somewhat more difficult to reclaim amounts from bank accounts than to issue a right to, say, an apartment or a land plot.
Instructions
Step 1
After the death of the depositor, money from his deposit can be paid to his heirs by will, by testamentary disposition, as well as by law, in addition, this money can be received by individuals who performed the funeral. As an heir, you can receive money regardless of the term of applying for a deposit. However, remember that the payment is made only in the structural unit in which the deposit is stored.
Step 2
If you receive a will as an heir, the payment procedure will depend on the date of the will. If the will was drawn up after March 1, 2002 inclusive, then these contributions are included in the estate, and the payment of the contribution after the death of the depositor will be carried out depending on the specific case.
Step 3
Collect the following documents: a certificate of the right to inheritance by will or by law, issued by a notary (another person with these powers), a decree of the notary in charge of the depositor's property affairs on reimbursement of all expenses in connection with the death of the depositor, a savings book.
Step 4
If necessary, prepare a notarized agreement on the division of the inherited property. Required: identity document; a certificate confirming the ownership of a share in the property that was jointly owned by the spouses (it must be issued by a notary or other person authorized to do so).
Step 5
If the will was drawn up by the depositor before the date indicated above, then these contributions are not included in the estate, the payment of funds is again made depending on the specific case. With this option, prepare a death certificate, a testamentary disposition drawn up in a bank, a certificate confirming the ownership of a share in the property that was jointly owned by the spouses, issued by a notary or other person authorized to do so.
Step 6
Provide the bank with a savings book (make a copy for yourself), a document proving your identity, a decree of a notary in charge of the depositor's property affairs on reimbursement of all expenses in connection with the death of the depositor, a certificate of inheritance by will (if the depositor executed a will without reservation contribution, also the will must be certified by a notary)
