Take the checklist with you.
All 33 records, grouped and ready to fill in — the same architecture The Household Continuity Dossier runs on, as a document you can print today.
Blank is the template. Finished is the Kit.
The template above is genuinely free, and for a lot of households it is enough. It asks the right questions — you supply every answer, in your own hand, over an afternoon.
The paid Kit is the same seven parts already built, and where a fact is missing it names the body that already holds it. The difference is the afternoon. In your inbox within a minute, as a finished PDF, with the free 33-page Handover Guide. Nothing to fill in first. Want your own details written in later? That is included, whenever it suits you. A person reads it, and it is back by email within one business day. Add a postal address and a printed copy is posted to you too, included. Allow up to 10 working days for the post.
specimen · fictional household — every page is the production builder's real output
What the template covers
33 records, in four groups. Each one asks a different question — whether your records exist, whether they're current, whether someone else could access them, and whether the right things would happen if a specific event occurred.
Personal · 15 records
The substance of your life — finance, identity, property, medical, family, business.
- —Digital Access Map
- —Financial Accounts
- —Asset Inventory
- —Income & Outgoings
- + 11 more
Registry · 5 records
The registry layer — people, places, renewals, the master index.
- —Master Registry
- —Renewal Register
- —People, Authority & Contacts
- —Designated Places
- + 1 more
Secure · 3 records
The secure layer — kept at Location B, never co-located with Location A.
- —Access Controls
- —Recovery Routes
- —Custody & Contingency
Events · 10 records
The protocols — completed when (or if) a specific event occurs.
- —Death & Estate Activation
- —Incapacity & Medical Proxy
- —Absence & Continuity Cover
- —Access Loss & Identity Recovery
- + 6 more
A paper template, or a living one?
A snapshot, in your handwriting. Right the moment you fill it in. Nobody chases the renewal dates, the account changes, or the record you meant to come back to. The free Renewal Register tracks those dates on its own, if that's the one gap worth closing.
The same architecture, kept alive. Annual review prompts so it never goes stale. Your Advisor on call for every record. Sealed messages and a Trusted Persons Protocol the paper version can't hold.