you need to call that company and ask for human resources, tell them you need to know what company administers the plan, they will probably ask you the dates of when he worked there and when he retired. good luck

So you guys were divorced?

The first thing a lawyer tells you to do is to change beneficiaries.

By law, quarterly statements has be mailed to the address. Tell tell sign you guys were divorced.

Be honest here. What is the real story?

Just because you were on it years ago does not mean you will get it now.

the company your husband worked for should have the name of the company that administers the 401(K) plan

My late husband left behind a 401k plan with a substantial amount of money when he passed. I have been trying to access ANY information, including the amount or even who is holding it. I know I was named beneficiary but that's all I know. I have not recieved one piece of correspondence from the company that he put in 20 years of hard work for.