Savings Certificates

Request the name of my mother ...

It was bought national savings certificates as a child, she has a letter of his thirteenth birthday, saying how he bought her these for her. Due to family circumstances, she has never seen, but he continued to pay them until his death in 1990. She has no other documents that this letter has a handwritten address, date and a simple explanation from him that he bought his national savings certificate value of ten pounds for his birthday. Is there any way she can get their hands on this now?

there are companies on the Internet that address this kind of thing and run after money, but they ask ... I contact national savings, they should be able to sort.

I would like to see a lawyer with all the information you have, I do not see why there would be a problem if you have certificates and a letter. You can get free legal advice in England for the first consultation, it would cost you nothing to ask.