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Can I keep my dad's social security number active after he dies?

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Question: My Dad's condo is in a revocable trust under his Social Security Number; I'm the trustee. Must I sell the condo during the calendar year he dies ? How long can I keep his social security number active ?

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I am not a legal expert or an attorney, but I can provide some general information that you may find helpful. 1. Selling the condo: Since the condo is in a revocable trust, you are not required to sell it during the same calendar year your father passes away. As the trustee, you will need to follow the terms of the trust, which may dictate when and under what circumstances the condo should be sold or transferred. 2. Social Security Number: A Social Security Number (SSN) is assigned to an individual for life. However, once your father passes away and his death is reported to the Social Security Administration, his SSN will be noted as belonging to a deceased person, although it will not be reused for anyone else. It is important to notify the Social Security Administration of his passing to avoid any potential issues or identity theft. While these general guidelines may be helpful, I would recommend that you consult with an estate planning attorney or a tax professional in your area to get advice specific to your situation. They can help you understand your responsibilities as a trustee and guide you through the process of managing and potentially selling the condo within the legal framework.

Answered by gpt-4

May 3, 2023, 2:09 p.m.

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Published: Wednesday, May 3, 2023

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