Sent here by your lawyer?

You can name your lawyer as a confirmer

Confirmers are the people who approve or deny a claim. You choose them, and you can name your lawyer as one of them, alongside family members or friends. When a claim is opened, Qpher emails each confirmer a link to record their decision. Your lawyer doesn't need to sign up or install anything.

What a confirmer does, and does not do

• A confirmer approves or denies a claim from a link in an email. The link works once and stays valid for 90 days. Use an email address your lawyer expects to keep.
• Before recording a decision, a confirmer agrees to a short notice: Qpher may email them about the claim, and their decision must be their honest belief about whether you have died and whether the claim is legitimate.
• A confirmer does not receive your documents unless you also name them as an heir.
• A claimant's own approval never counts toward the approvals a claim needs.
• If a claim can't get the approvals you set — for example, because you named no confirmers — it waits at least 120 days instead, and you can still cancel it.
• When you arm your policy, Qpher emails each person you named to let them know — unless you choose to keep your designation private.

Release takes a human, never a timer

Qpher never decides on its own that something has happened to you. A real person must open a claim and sign a sworn statement. Your confirmers approve. Then a waiting period you chose — sometimes longer, never shorter — must pass, while we email you at every step and you can cancel the claim right up to release.