Family essentials
- Emergency contact list (paper copy, not just phones)
- List of every important account, policy, and where its records live
- Instructions a trusted person would need if you were unavailable
- Funeral or final wishes documents
- Death certificates for deceased family members (order extra certified copies)
History & keepsakes
- Family photos — organized, labeled, and backed up
- Family tree or genealogy records
- Military service records of family members
- Letters, journals, and documents worth preserving
- An inventory of heirlooms and who should receive them
Digital life
- List of online accounts that matter (email, photos, banking)
- Password manager or a sealed record a trusted person can access
- Backup of irreplaceable digital files in a second location
Overwhelmed by the list?
That's what PRC is for. A Records Health Check turns this checklist into a done system.
Educational starting point, not a legal/tax/medical requirement — Service Boundaries.