How to withdraw the bank deposit when the old man died suddenly without leaving a password?

Your situation belongs to legal inheritance, which is inherited by the spouse, parents and children of the decedent. As we don't know the deposit amount, the bank doesn't handle the account inquiry procedure. You should first handle the notarization of kinship, inquire about the deposit amount, and then go to the notary office to handle the notarization of inheritance right with the old man's death certificate, identity certificate, household registration book, kinship certificate and other materials after the bank issues the inquiry result. To apply for notarization of inheritance rights, you must prepare the following materials: lineal relatives certificate, including the parents, spouses and children of the deceased, and the property documents involved, such as certificates of deposit and securities. All heirs should apply to the notary office with their ID cards and household registration books. The notary reminded that if the old man has not made a will, he must inherit it through the legal heir, and the bank requires notarization first, which is also understandable to protect the rights and interests of the legal heir. Therefore, it is suggested that the elderly should never misplace bank documents such as certificates of deposit and passbook, or hide them too secretly. In fact, as long as they don't put these things together with their ID cards, it will do. In addition, it is best to tell your trusted children your bank password. After the death of the old man, the family members should not rush to cancel the old man's ID card for the relevant formalities.

Relevant materials required for the withdrawal of the disputed depositor after his death:

1. Identification certificates of all parties.

2. Death certificate of the decedent (death cancellation certificate issued by the public security organ is required in principle).

3. Proof of kinship between the decedent and the heirs (in principle, it should be issued by public security organs, streets, neighborhood committees, village committees and units).

4. If the heir dies, the death certificate of the deceased heir (in principle, the death cancellation certificate issued by the public security organ is required).

5. Proof of the inherited property ownership.

According to the Joint Notice on Inquiring, Stopping Payment or Confiscating Personal Deposits in Banks and the Procedures for Transfer or Payment of Deposits after the Depositor's Death (hereinafter referred to as the Joint Notice) issued by the People's Bank of China, the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, Ministry of Public Security and Ministry of Justice,

After the depositor's death, in order to prove his identity and have the right to withdraw the deposit, the legal heirs should report to the local notary office (where no notary office has been established, report to the people of counties and cities. If there is a dispute over the inheritance right of the deposit, it shall be sentenced by the people's court. The bank shall handle the transfer or payment formalities with the judgment, ruling or conciliation statement of the people's court.