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Contact Idaho Central CU's Wealth Management (Planning & Investing) — 7-step process, 5 required documents, and pod and joint accounts typically processed within 5-10 business days after documentation is received. estate accounts requiring probate vary based on court timelines. idaho law allows up to 3 years to initiate probate.
Member Services
P.O. Box 2469, Pocatello, ID 83206-2469
Wealth Management (Planning & Investing)
1111 S Silverstone Way, 5th Floor, Meridian, ID 83642
Death Claims (via Member Services)
Idaho Central Credit Union, P.O. Box 2469, Pocatello, ID 83206-2469
When a Idaho Central CU member passes away, the Wealth Management (Planning & Investing) handles the transition of accounts to beneficiaries or the estate. Accounts with Payable on Death designations or trust ownership transfer outside of probate, while solely-owned accounts may require Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration from the probate court.
Gather the account holder's full name, date of birth, and any known account or policy numbers before contacting Idaho Central CU. A certified death certificate is the primary document required to start any claim.
Here is the step-by-step death claim process at Idaho Central CU:
ICCU does not have a publicly listed dedicated estate/survivor assistance department. Contact the main member service line at 1-800-456-5067 or visit any branch to initiate the death claim process. After-hours support is available at 1-888-241-2510.
Processing timelines at Idaho Central CU: POD and joint accounts typically processed within 5-10 business days after documentation is received. Estate accounts requiring probate vary based on court timelines. Idaho law allows up to 3 years to initiate probate.. Incomplete documentation is the most common cause of delays—submitting all required documents with the initial claim helps avoid additional processing time.
Idaho Central CU requires several documents to process a claim, including Certified death certificate, Government-issued photo ID for claimant, and Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration (if no POD or joint owner), and additional documentation depending on the account type. Certified copies are typically needed—photocopies are generally not accepted for death certificates or court documents.
A POD beneficiary is a person designated on your ICCU account to receive the funds on deposit upon the death of the account holder. POD beneficiaries have no rights to funds while the owner is alive, and the owner can change the designation at any time. Upon the death of the sole or last surviving owner, payment is made to all surviving POD beneficiaries within a reasonable time.
If the account has a named POD beneficiary, funds pass directly to the beneficiary upon presentation of a death certificate and government ID. Joint accounts with right of survivorship pass to the surviving owner automatically. Accounts without POD or joint ownership pass through the estate and may require probate. Idaho law allows up to 3 years to initiate probate.
Contact ICCU Member Services at 1-800-456-5067 or visit any branch. You will need the deceased member's information, a certified death certificate, and your government-issued photo ID. Per the ICCU account agreement, the credit union must be promptly notified of the death of any person on an account. After-hours support is available at 1-888-241-2510.
Idaho Central CU's Death Claims (via Member Services) can be reached by phone at 1-800-456-5067 and email at memberservice@iccu.com for questions throughout the claims process.
If the deceased held multiple Idaho Central CU accounts, each may require a separate claim or have different documentation requirements. The Wealth Management (Planning & Investing) can confirm which accounts require individual attention and which can be processed together.
Member Services
P.O. Box 2469, Pocatello, ID 83206-2469
Wealth Management (Planning & Investing)
1111 S Silverstone Way, 5th Floor, Meridian, ID 83642
Death Claims (via Member Services)
Idaho Central Credit Union, P.O. Box 2469, Pocatello, ID 83206-2469
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