We have a range of documents available to help deal with a person’s property and financial affairs after their death, including obtaining probate (or, in Scotland, confirmation), managing the deceased’s estate and inheritance tax implications. Choose from one of the services below and only pay for the document once you have completed and are happy with it.
Probate letters
Probate Application form (PA1)
more infoFrom £10.00
When a person dies leaving behind an estate, which can include a house or a flat, as well as money, shares and personal possessions, it is usually necessary to apply...
Renunciation of administration
more infoFrom £40.00
When someone dies without a Will, his/her estate needs to be administered (that is the process of paying any debts, collecting assets and distributing them to those who are legally...
Probate letter to bank and building society
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When applying for a grant of probate, the executor(s) named in a Will or the administrators must determine the value of the deceased’s estate at the time of his/her death...
Renunciation of probate
more infoFrom £40.00
If you have been appointed an executor in a Will, and you do not want to act in this role, you can use this document to refuse your appointment. People...
Probate letter to mortgage company
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When applying for a grant of probate, the executor(s) named in a Will or the administrators must determine the value of the deceased’s estate at the time of his/her death...
Probate letter to life insurance company
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When applying for a grant of probate, the executor(s) named in a Will or the administrators must determine the value of the deceased’s estate at the time of his/her death...
Probate letter to pension provider
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When applying for a grant of probate, the executor(s) named in a Will or administrator(s) must determine the value of the deceased’s estate at the time of his/her death and,...
Probate letter to credit card or loan company
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When applying for a grant of probate, the executor(s) named in a Will or the administrators must determine the value of the deceased’s estate at the time of his/her death...
Probate letter to utility company
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When applying for a grant of probate, the executor(s) named in a Will or the administrators must determine the value of the deceased’s estate at the time of his/her death...
Probate letter to share provider
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When applying for a grant of probate, the executor(s) named in a Will or the administrators must determine the value of the deceased’s estate at the time of his/her death...
Probate letter to investment provider
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When applying for a grant of probate, the executor(s) named in a Will or the administrators must determine the value of the deceased’s estate at the time of his/her death...
Probate letter to annuity provider
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When applying for a grant of probate, the executor(s) named in a Will or the administrators must determine the value of the deceased’s estate at the time of his/her death...
Beneficiaries receipt
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Once probate has been granted, the executors or administrators of the estate can begin the process of distributing assets. This document can be used as part of this process by...
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