The trusted third party establishes a link between the estate and Legapass. At the time of your death :

- or they remember that you have appointed them as a trusted third party on Legapass, in which case they contact us to proceed with the succession of your digital assets.

- or, we contact them to let them know that you have a Legapass account and that the heirs can retrieve the data you have added to it. To do this, we cross-reference our client files with the national death register (the files of deceased persons are established by INSEE from information received from the municipalities as part of their public service mission. Source : https://www.insee.fr/fr/information/4190491).

Without a trusted third party, Legapass will have no one to rely on to contact any of your heirs.

Naming several trusted third parties is like having several arrows in your bow! We are more likely to contact one of them at the time of your death.

Once you have named your trusted third parties, we send them an email indicating that you have a Legapass account and that they are your trusted contacts. We introduce them to our service and ask them to acknowledge the request.

He will not be contacted in the event of your death.

You can remove a trusted third party at any time by going to the following page:  

Your trusted third parties do not have to be family members. They will serve, for example, as a point of contact for contacting the estate after a death has been reported. This status does not give them any right of access to your data, only the heirs designated by the deed of notoriety can access your Legapass safe.

You will have to appoint another trusted third party. That's why it's important to have more than one.

Our partner bailiffs keep the decryption keys of each of our users and monitor our restitution processes.

The notary drafts the authentic acts of the succession, collects the signatures of the persons concerned and carries out the formalities before closing the file.

You can indicate your wish to pass on your Legapass safe-deposit box to the person of your choice, outside of your legal relationship, to a notary in a will.

For security reasons, neither you nor we have access to the data stored in your Legapass safe. This way, we avoid the risk of your Legapass account being hacked.

In order to anticipate one's death or incapacity to manage one's personal and professional assets, two mandates have been created: the future protection mandate and the posthumous mandate.

The future protection mandate allows you to designate in advance one or more agents responsible not only for the protection of your person, but also for the management of your professional assets.

The posthumous mandate makes it possible to provide for the transmission and administration of the property of one's estate on behalf of and in the interest of one or more identified heirs, by one or more trusted third parties.

In future versions of Legapass, with the Premium subscription, the user will be able to indicate his or her wishes on whether or not to pass on his or her assets in the event of disability.

We are not privy to the contents of your safe deposit box. Only the heirs will have access to the information you register in Legapass. It is therefore up to the heir, via his notary, to declare his estate properly.

In case of extreme necessity, you can contact us to initiate the process of opening your safe deposit box, but you will have to pay the transmission fees and complete the identity verification process.