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What types of documents can be kept in a locked filing cabinet or fireproof lock box?

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What types of documents can be kept in a locked filing cabinet or fireproof lock box?

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Items you use or may need to refer to often during a year can be kept in a place that can be locked such as a filing cabinet, fireproof lock box, or a chest. Although these documents can be replaced if necessary, a fireproof lock box will provide additional protection. Examples of the types of documents that are appropriate for this type of storage include: • Advance directives • Birth certificates • Diplomas • Immunization records • Passports • School records While it is a good idea for everyone to create a recordkeeping and filing system that works for them, the work involved can be challenging and time-consuming if you are not feeling well. If developing your recordkeeping system becomes too tiring, do what you can. You can also ask family and friends for help. Continue to gradually build on your efforts. A good recordkeeping system will go a long way towards making life easier for you and for your loved ones. This document was produced in collaboration with: David S. Landay, Esq.,

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