Who can I contact for help at U.S. Bank? 

 

If you’re handling the affairs of a U.S. Bank customer who has passed away, call us at 800-USBANKS (872-2657) or visit your local branch for guidance.  

Your first steps

When you’re managing the financial affairs of someone who has died, we know it can be overwhelming to know where to start. Here’s an overview of some of the basics to cover first.

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Common terms and definitions to know

A little primer on the legal language involved with managing the finances of someone who has died can go a long way to help you feel more confident about the process. We’re breaking down the jargon to help you navigate some of the terminology that may be new to you.

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What documents do you need after a loved one dies?

When someone you love has died, the process of getting all of the paperwork together can be overwhelming. Who should you call? What papers do you even need? Use this guide to walk you through the documents you need and why.

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