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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Oct 06, 2013 11:59 PM

Libby Patterson

How do I find a dead.persons social security number? Apparently the govt shutdown has closed e verify. There must a death records website....?

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Pete Daoust

Jesus Christ for Christ Sakes Chris Evan, he is dead, but not really dead, so he might have some insights :D

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Libby Patterson

I am confused. I thought the number becones public upon death. Vua the *death certificate* which needs to be sent to all cc companies and all revolving credit accoints upon death. I was wondering what purpose that fills? I am guessing the company gets access to discharge your debt this way with the number. Am I warm here?

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Scott Duncan

Seriously, if you know of a site that publishes such things, I am embarking on the largest identity theft ring in history! :D

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Libby Patterson

Here's the thing. My brother tells me today a bank has been trying to contact he and I with contents ($$) in said bank account which now has been placed in the state (something or another). My brother and I were unaware of this account at the time of our mothers passing. So I was just wondering how to pull up that intel in a database.

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Robert Cormier

Libby Patterson As I understand, you only get that sort of "intel" with the death certificate and a Last Will and Testament naming you the/an executor. Your mother's WILL may have been written with the help of someone loyal to the bar (not to your mother or her children/named beneficiaries) and notarized UNDER the seal of a "superior" provincial court. It is likely your mother is never mentioned in "her" will. I suspect that such a document will only refer to the PERSON your mother used, although you would see her signature allowing the "ATTORNey" to ATTORN everything to a corporation. You probably won't be named. The PERSON you use might be though. Hope that was some help. Hate to hear about your loss and give you that NEWS. :( Did I do okay Scott Duncan?

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David Johansen

locate the newspaper death notice for the time & place. locate the will. take those to probate. have some coffee.

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