A Nevada Safe Deposit Box Order is a legal order issued by a court or other authorized governing body that requires a financial institution to release the contents of a safe deposit box located in the state of Nevada. The order is typically issued when an individual, such as an heir or beneficiary of an estate, has a legal right to access the contents of the box, or when the owner of the box has passed away and the box needs to be opened to settle the estate. The types of Nevada Safe Deposit Box Order include an Order to Open/Inventory, an Order for Access to Safe Deposit Box, an Order for Appraisal, and an Order for Delivery of Contents. An Order to Open/Inventory is a court order that instructs a financial institution to open a safe deposit box and list the contents on a certified inventory. An Order for Access to Safe Deposit Box grants individual access to a safe deposit box, typically for the purpose of settling an estate. An Order for Appraisal orders a financial institution to appraise the contents of a safe deposit box and provide a written estimate of value. An Order for Delivery of Contents requires a financial institution to release the contents of a safe deposit box to a designated individual or party.