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Access a loved one's digital accounts.
Know your rights under RUFADAA.
Answer 5 quick questions — get a legal guide, platform request letters, and document checklist.
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Instant delivery to your emailYou need access to a loved one's digital accounts — and you don't know how
A loved one has passed away. You need access to their email, social media, or bank accounts. But the platforms won't give you access — and you don't know what to do.
You have rights under RUFADAA. This guide helps you get access.
You have rights under RUFADAA. This guide helps you get access.
Digital assets are part of the estate
Email accounts, social media, and digital files are part of the estate. You have the right to access them as an executor or heir.
RUFADAA protects your rights
The Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act gives you the legal right to access digital accounts in most states.
You need to make a formal request
Platforms require formal letters with supporting documents. We'll help you write the right letters.
You need the right documents
Death certificates, executor appointments, and identification are required. We'll tell you exactly what you need.
What you get
Everything you need to access digital accounts.
Rights guide
What RUFADAA says about digital accounts — and your rights as an executor or heir.
Platform request letter
Formal letter to the platform requesting access — with legal references and placeholders.
Document checklist
What you need to prove your authority — death certificate, executor appointment, and ID.
Next steps
What to do if the platform refuses — including escalation and legal help.
How it works
From locked out to access granted in 2 minutes.
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Answer 5 quick questions
Account type, relationship, death certificate, executor document, and platform name.
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You get a complete HTML document with rights guide, request letter, document checklist, and next steps.
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Send the letter — and get the access you need.
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Everything you need to know.
What is RUFADAA?
The Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (RUFADAA) is a law that gives executors and heirs the legal right to access the digital accounts of a deceased person. Most states have adopted it, and it's the key to getting access.
Can I access someone's email without a court order?
If you're the executor and you have the right documents (death certificate and executor appointment), most platforms will give you access. The guide shows you exactly what to send.
What documents do I need to prove I'm the executor?
You'll need a copy of the death certificate, the will (if applicable), and the court order appointing you as executor. The guide includes a full checklist.
What if the platform doesn't respond or refuses?
If they refuse, you can escalate within the platform, contact their legal department, or seek legal help. The guide includes these steps.
Can I use this guide if I'm not the executor?
If you're a family member or heir, you may still have rights, but you may need additional documentation. The guide will help you understand your specific situation.
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