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Getting documents certified during lockdown
JoolsRiverlea
Posts: 2 Newbie
My aunt died of Covid19. Virgin Money insist that I need to get a form certified by a solicitor / Commissioner for Oaths In order to release the balance in her account. Probate is not required as her Esate is small. I had Power of Attieney over her account for the last 9 years. No solicitors are holding face-to-face meetings during lockdown so I can't get the form signed. Virgin Money Bereavement centre claim that there is nothing they can do. Suggestions anyone?
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Unfortunately you will have to wait until lockdown eases. The power of attorney became invalid on your aunt's death.0
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