My wife's late grandmother

Who live in fischer comal county

Both her son {my wife's father} passed away summer of 23

And her daughter {my wife's aunt} summer of 25 passed

My wife's grandmother has an account
With chase

Chase wants her original death certificate
{We have a copy , no clue where original is}

Comal county says they won't release death certificates as public records for 25 years {think she passed in 2020 }

They won't take the probated wills of the aunt or my wife's father

My wife's grand mother very private
And the only people that would know passed
And she can't find nothing written down with the other cousins

They've supplied original death certificate of her dad and aunt

They don't know what's in it. Just that it's there

Comal county will only release death certificate to parents
Children, or spouse

Anyone know how to get an original death certificate?

Everyone has wills

Most of the accounts had beneficiaries

But not this one. We don't know why lol

In both recent parent deaths, the funeral home handled ordering the death certificates. In both cases they charged for each (actually know the county charged) and they talked with us about how many we should order.

Maybe try there, whoever handled her after death?

Chase needed a divorce decree from a previous marriage that had occurred 25 years before the loan request for the mortgage. The client had been remarried for 20 years and it was a refi with Chase. The funny part is that the first husband was also dead. They wouldn't take his death certificate. They had to have the divorce decree. It is like the get these checklists and it doesn't have any other options.

I would start by contacting the funeral home to see if they have a certified copy on file. If they do, ask the bank if they will accept a copy of the death certificate if transmitted directly from the funeral home.

The county should be able to consider evidence of a direct, tangible need to release the DC to a grandchild. In this case, you could try getting a letter from Chase detailing the requirement and a notarized affidavit from an uninterested party who can attest to your wife's relationship and any information proving your wife is entitled to the account funds as an heir, such as an Affidavit of Heirship.

What's with the paragraph break every clause?

You must not have seen OP post before. That's his style for the last 20 years.

On Premium it's called "I speak Daddy". It's a learned skill

SteveBott said:

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You must not have seen OP post before. Stop.

That's his style for the last 20 years. Stop.

On Premium it's called "I speak Daddy". Stop.

It's a learned skill. Stop.

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FIFY

SteveBott said:

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You must not have seen OP post before. That's his style for the last 20 years.

On Premium it's called "I speak Daddy". It's a learned skill

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ok thanks. Does he do it on purpose or is he just an idiot?

I'll let you decide on your own.