Keep a first-call card

Keep one card in your wallet and another by the fridge. List whom to call and where to find papers, keys and pet care instructions. Print both sizes on one Letter page.

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If my family needs to step in

No account numbers or passwords.

Who to call

Where papers are

Who has a key

Who feeds the pets

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Who to call and where to look

Never write passwords or account numbers here.

Who to call

Where papers are

Who has a key

Who feeds the pets

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  2. PrintUse Letter paper at actual size.
  3. TellShow someone where you keep it.

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Do I need an email address?

No. You can print the sheet without an account or email address.

Should I write passwords or account numbers?

No. Record names, contact routes and paperwork locations only. Keep sensitive account details in the secure places you already use.

Does this replace legal papers?

No. It is a preparation sheet. Ask a lawyer in your state about legal documents for your situation.

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