Get Deed Of Undertaking With Special Power Of Attorney

Filling out the Deed Of Undertaking with Special Power Of Attorney online is a crucial step for legitimate heirs seeking to claim deposit insurance for a deceased depositor. This guide aims to provide clear and supportive instructions to help users complete the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete the form with ease.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and load it in your preferred editor.
2. Begin by entering the names of all heirs in the designated space. Make sure to include each person’s full name and signature.
3. Provide the address of each heir, ensuring all individuals are accurately represented in the document.
4. State the legal age of all heirs involved, confirming their eligibility.
5. Declare the name of the deceased depositor and affirm that these are the only legitimate heirs.
6. Certify that the deceased has no other bank deposits in the Philippines, as required.
7. List the specific account numbers maintained with the bank under the name of the deceased to lay claim.
8. Acknowledge receipt of the insurance proceeds from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation, noting the conditions if applicable.
9. Authorize the issuance of checks to the specified names of heirs, if there are any individual claims.
10. Appoint an attorney-in-fact by entering their name, allowing them to perform necessary actions regarding the claim.
11. Include the signature of all heirs and the attorney-in-fact, alongside their respective identification numbers and validity dates.
12. Finalize the document by submitting it to a notary public for authentication.

Take the next step in managing your document needs by completing your forms online today.