You can apply for probate yourself online or by post. This can be cheaper than paying a probate practitioner (such as a solicitor) to apply for you.

You can apply for probate online or by post after you've valued the estate. Get help and advice. If you've not applied yet and have a question about applying ... Before you apply · Stopping a probate application · If there’s a will · Contents

You can apply for probate online. Applications depend on whether the deceased left a Will and on other reasons. You must be aged 18 years of age or over to ...

All grants of probate applications (where there's a will) must be made using the online service for professionals: MyHMCTS.

What is required in order to submit an online application? · the original will and two photocopies · the death certificate · the associated inheritance tax ...

Welcome to the Probate Online Application Form · Print the form; · Sign the form and have your signature witnessed; · Lodge the form and the supporting ...

You can make the majority of applications online with the HMCTS portal, although there are some applications which you must make by post.

Step 1 - Before you start · The person applying is under 18 years of age. · The original will is lost. · There are issues concerning the validity of the will.

1. Prepare your documents · 2. Register an account with the Probate Service · 3. Apply for a grant of representation online · 4. Download and print the forms · 5.