In Jan, there was a discussion about handling affairs.

This is a list from another site:

Put together a detailed document with the following:
1. Where all important documents are located - Will, POA, health care directives, prior tax returns, passports, birth certificates, SS #’s, vehicle titles, house deed, etc.
2. Financial accounts - Type of account, location, account number
3. Contacts - Attorney, financial advisor, doctor, accountant, auto/home insurance carrier and agent, etc
4. Medical and prescription insurance provider and account numbers
5. Monthly bills and how they are paid - Charged to cc, pulled from checking account, by mail
6. List of subscriptions
7. List of active credit cards
8. How taxes (income and property) are typically paid - Quarterly estimated, withholding, annually
8. Other important information - Garage code, alarm code, where important passwords are kept, etc

To be blunt, Social Security gets cancelled so fast, the body isn't even cold. There's nothing you need to do. The funeral home reports it.

There was also this:

https://www.agingcare.com/articles/taking-over-parents-finances-what-you-need-to-know-143865.htm

Why would you want to cancel SS? If because of a death, that is done by the Funeral Home.

bobb12, welcome to the forum.

If you are searching for a certain subject on this website go to the white magnifying glass that is on the blue/green banner at the top of the page.

Type in the white space "handling affairs", now click on the magnifying glass, and see if any of the results are what you are looking for.

You can also try this link www.agingcare.com/topics/75/estate-planning