There are two main ways to check the securities accounts of deceased relatives:

1. Immediate relatives can go to a designated securities company or branch with the death certificate, immediate family relationship certificate, and ID card. Check at the company counter.

2. Go to the notary office for inheritance notarization. The legal heirs of the deceased include parents, children and spouse. These people must sign and authorize one of them, and after notarization, go to the bank to inquire about the deposit, or after reaching an agreement, inquire about their fixed assets at the housing management department.

1. Property inheritance order and distribution process

(1) Inheritance order: inheritance is inherited in the following order:

First order heirs: spouse, children, parents.

Second order of heirs: brothers, sisters, grandparents, maternal grandparents.

Children mentioned in the inheritance law include legitimate children, illegitimate children, adopted children and dependent stepchildren.

Parents mentioned in inheritance law include biological parents, adoptive parents and step-parents who have a supporting relationship.

Brothers and sisters as mentioned in the inheritance law include brothers and sisters of the same parents, half-brothers or half-fathers, adopted brothers and sisters, and step-brothers and sisters with a supporting relationship.

(2) Distribution process:

1. Under normal circumstances, the inheritance will be distributed equally to each heir in the same order.

Article 13 of the "Succession Law" stipulates: When legal heirs in the same order inherit an inheritance, under normal circumstances, the amount shall be divided equally among the number of heirs.

2. Under special circumstances, the inheritance may be distributed equally among the heirs in the same order. These special circumstances refer to:

(1) Heirs who have special difficulties in life and lack the ability to work, in Care should be taken when distributing the inheritance, and you can divide more.

(2) Heirs who have performed the main support or support obligations for the decedent or who live with the decedent may receive more shares when distributing the inheritance.

(3) If an heir who has the ability and conditions to support fails to fulfill his obligation to support, he shall receive no or less share when distributing the inheritance.

(4) If the heirs agree through negotiation, they may also be distributed equally.

2. How to handle the surrender of property inheritance rights

1. In an objective sense, inheritance rights are a qualification that is exclusive and cannot be given up. Before the inheritance begins, the intention to give up the right to inherit has no effect, because at this time, the person enjoys the right to inherit in an objective sense and cannot give up.

2. After the inheritance is divided, if a person expresses his intention to give up the inheritance rights, what he gives up is not the inheritance rights, but the property ownership.

3. If giving up the right of inheritance will harm the interests of a third party, it shall not be given up. For example, if an heir who has the obligation to raise, support, or support proposes to give up his inheritance rights in order to be exempted from his legal obligations, or if he is unable to perform his legal obligations after giving up his inheritance rights, the act of giving up his inheritance rights will be invalid.

4. After the inheritance begins, if the heir does not express his renunciation of the inheritance before the estate is disposed of, it will be deemed to have accepted the inheritance.

5. The intention to relinquish inheritance rights can be made to other heirs verbally or in writing. However, the relinquishment of inheritance verbally must be acknowledged by the person himself or supported by other sufficient evidence. During the lawsuit, the heir may express to the People's Court that he or she has given up the inheritance. If an heir verbally expresses his renunciation of inheritance to the People's Court, the People's Court must prepare a record and have it signed by the heir who has renounced his inheritance rights. In addition, giving up the inheritance rights of real estate requires notarization.

6. There can be no conditions attached to giving up inheritance rights.

7. Before the inheritance is settled or during the litigation, if the heir regrets giving up the inheritance, the court will decide whether to recognize it based on the specific reasons raised by him. After the inheritance is settled, if the heir regrets giving up the inheritance, it will not be recognized.