Think about this

If your important personal information and records were lost to fire, theft, natural or other disaster:

Would you be able to quickly identify your insurance and financial records, important documents, assets and all of your other important records?

Would you know who to contact for each record?
Would you have enough information to reconstruct your files?

Now consider if an unexpected accident or illness left you unable to communicate or even worse, you suddenly died:

• Would your family and others know exactly what to do
  and how to take care of the things that you did?
  
• Would they be able to quickly identify records related to
  important benefits or financial resources?
  How about important documents?
  
• Would they be able to identify your legal, financial,
  and other professional advisors?
  
• Would they know what your wishes are?
  
• Would they know how to continue without you?

Tragedy can strike at any time bringing with it enormous stress and confusion.

Millions of dollars of personal property, insurance benefits, cash accounts and other assets go unclaimed each year because the owner forgot that they had them and
survivors were unaware that they ever existed.

In our complex information driven society, you cannot afford to assume that everything that you have can be easily identified. Legal and financial experts will tell you that preparing a master reference guide of your important documents, instructions, directives, and assets is crucial to ensure that nothing is overlooked and that it is important to share this information with your family.

However, discussing personal affairs and family issues can often be sensitive and difficult subjects to address, even with family members. Nevertheless, it is vital to do so.

Using eLifeID, each record that you create becomes one element of your personal comprehensive plan. You assign at least one person to that record and you decide under what circumstance you want the person(s) to have access to the information contained in the record.

This unique feature of eLifeID establishes an Information Lifeline between you and the people you selected to receive the information. eLifeID allows you to keep your information current and confidential while maintaining a lifeline to others when its needed. Continue to How Does eLifeID Help Me?