Fraom which source i can know whether a legal us immigrant was having a life insurance or not?

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Fraom which source i can know whether a legal us immigrant was having a life insurance or not?

Answer 1

From the legal US immigrant.  It's private information.  You have to ask the insured.

There's no central database or anything where you can look it up.

But RECENT immigrants, well, it's really hard to get an insurance company willing to write a policy, if you've been here less than 5 years.  So likely they don't have it, if they haven't been here at least five years.

Answer 2

I am assuming the person has passed away. If you have access to the person's checkbook see if there is an entry for a premium payment to a life insurance company. You could call the agent that wrote other insurance such as auto coverage. That agent might have sold the deceased a life insurance policy.

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