The passing of a loved one is always an emotionally devastating event. To lighten your load during this difficult time, we've made it easy to complete the formalities regarding the deceased's insurance policies with AG.

Who can report a death to AG?

The death can be reported to AG by any of the following:

- a surviving relative (spouse/registered domestic partner, child, father/mother, sister/brother, aunt/uncle, cousin, niece/nephew)
- the civil-law notary or assistant helping with the death-related formalities
- the insurance advisor

Will you be reporting the death? We'll get in touch with you if we need any additional information.

When should the death be reported?

We recommend that you report the death as soon as possible. This way, the beneficiaries of the estate will have the information they need (value of the life insurance proceeds) to fill out the declaration of inheritance.

The declaration of inheritance must be completed within the following timeframe:

- 4 months for a death in Belgium
- 5 months for a death in another European country
- 6 months for a death outside of Europe

Need more information about the declaration of inheritance? Go to the FPS Finance website.

How to report the death of a loved one to AG ?

To officially report a death, you'll need a copy of the death certificate.

You can get a copy of the death certificate from the funeral home that reported the death or from the municipality where the death took place. In some munipalities, you also have the option to  request a copy online.

You can report the death to:

By filling out our online form

Report a death online

By contacting the deceased insurance advisor