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I knew someone falsely declared dead (probably a paperwork mixed up around pensions when his ex-spouse died). Without warning, he lost all of his pensions, soci
by bragr 2y ago
I knew someone falsely declared dead (probably a paperwork mixed up around pensions when his ex-spouse died). Without warning, he lost all of his pensions, social security, medicare, etc, along with most financial institutions freezing accounts and canceling credit cards. Many long phone calls, letters, and lawyers eventually resolve most, but that never fully purged the public and private death records so there would be random issue for the rest of his life (failing fraud checks, brief interruptions to pensions, trouble with the cable company).
- avh02 2y agoYou'd think something like that would require a death certificate to actually happen
- red-iron-pine 2y agomost places do. though often a poor quality faxed copy is sufficient
- bragr 2y agoThere _was_ a death certificate, just not his >probably a paperwork mixed up around pensions when his ex-spouse died