How Do I Recover a Deceased Person's Turo Account?

Turo publishes no deceased-account process. Prepare a written request for a deceased person's Turo assets, with the documents to enclose. PDF.

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Program & Your Role

Which account you are writing about, and the capacity you are writing in.

Recovering an account?Every asset the estate holds, in one place.

Program or service*

In what capacity are you writing?*

I am the executor (court-appointed, with a will)I am the administrator (court-appointed, no will)I am the successor trusteeI am handling the estate but not yet court-appointedI am the next of kin

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Frequently Asked Questions

Turo publishes no dedicated deceased-account process, so the letter itself is the request.

That is Turo's decision. This letter makes a clear, documented request and encloses the paperwork Turo needs to consider it; it does not guarantee any outcome. For legal questions, consult a licensed attorney.

No. Anyone handling the estate can send the letter. Turo decides what it requires — typically a death certificate, your ID, and, where it asks for one, proof of your authority to act for the estate. The letter encloses what Turo publishes.

No. It never asks for a password or login. It uses only identifiers that help the program find the account. Sharing a deceased person's login can violate the program's terms; requesting the asset through the program is the alternative.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Turo publishes no dedicated deceased-account process, so the letter itself is the request.

How Do I Recover a Deceased Person's Turo Account?

Program & Your Role

Frequently Asked Questions