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ukag0972
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Hi everyone, I’m looking for some help with the exact wording of the paragraph to say that I am the nominate executor. The rest of the form is filled out but I’ve been told that the phrase he’s to be near perfect to be accepted.
Also, Do I need to put anything on the will when I send it to the court
thansk
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How many executors are there?
What is the relationship between the executor(s) and the deceased?0 -
I will send you a pmukag0972 said:Hi everyone, I’m looking for some help with the exact wording of the paragraph to say that I am the nominate executor. The rest of the form is filled out but I’ve been told that the phrase he’s to be near perfect to be accepted.Also, Do I need to put anything on the will when I send it to the court
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There is only 1 executor and it’s the wife0
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England, Scotland, Wales?All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
Why not share it with everyone so others can see?GSS20 said:
I will send you a pmukag0972 said:Hi everyone, I’m looking for some help with the exact wording of the paragraph to say that I am the nominate executor. The rest of the form is filled out but I’ve been told that the phrase he’s to be near perfect to be accepted.Also, Do I need to put anything on the will when I send it to the court
thanskForty and fabulous, well that's what my cards say....0 -
Sorry, it’s Scotland0
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Declaration for Confirmation C1 form where executor is husband and deceased is wife.
That I am the executor nominate of the deceasd conform to her will dated [insert date of will] herewith exhibited, docqueted and signed as relative hereto and that I am the husband of the deceased.
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Thank you. Do I need to put anything on the actual will? The court aren’t seeing anyone here yet so will need to post it0
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As described in the C1 guidance, the will needs to be docquetted.
On the front page
[Place], [Date]
This is the will referred to in my decleration of this date to the Inventory of the estate of the late [insert full name of deceased] .
[Executor signs]
The date in the docquette needs to be the same date as page 2 of the C1
Place can be a town name.1
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