How can my family access my The New Yorker account after I die?

The process typically involves contacting The New Yorker with a death certificate and proof of relationship. Our step-by-step guide walks you through the exact procedure.

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What Happens to Your The New Yorker Account When You Die

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Quick Facts

Digital cost

$7-13/mo

Cancellation

Online or by phone

Urgency

Low — cancel within 30 days

Step-by-Step Guide

Cancel digital subscription

Log in at newyorker.com → Account → Manage Subscription → Cancel. May require calling Condé Nast customer service at 1-800-825-2510.

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Check for print delivery

Print magazine subscriptions must be canceled separately. Call customer service to stop print mailings.

Save bookmarked articles

Download or screenshot any saved articles, as they will not be accessible without an active subscription.

Document Now Checklist

Account email and login
Subscription type (digital, print, or bundle)
Billing amount

Last verified: June 2026. Platform policies may change. Verify current procedures directly with The New Yorker. This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

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