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Grant of probate time frame?
fitzykev
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I have been told by my solicitor the seller is waiting on grant of probate but that its straight forward and will take 4-6 weeks. The estate agents said it will be around 6 weeks. But all the info online I am reading is stating 6 to 12 months. I am in northern ireland
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I had this recently, I was advised it would be 6 weeks and it was… In England0
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Assuming there are no complications - the general timescales at the moment seem to be around those timescales.fitzykev said:I have been told by my solicitor the seller is waiting on grant of probate but that its straight forward and will take 4-6 weeks. The estate agents said it will be around 6 weeks. But all the info online I am reading is stating 6 to 12 months. I am in northern ireland0 -
People use ‘time to get probate’ in a couple of different ways, which causes confusion. 6-12 months is the estimate of time it takes from when someone dies/ administration of the Estate starts. 4-6 weeks is the estimate from when the application is made to the Probate Office. How long it actually takes can vary though - be prepared for it to take longer.2
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I just phoned the probate office in belfast and they said because I am not the applicant they can't talk about the specific case but that they generally take 7 to 10 working days.1
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Mybe. But that's fromthe date they receive the application.fitzykev said:I just phoned the probate office in belfast and they said because I am not the applicant they can't talk about the specific case but that they generally take 7 to 10 working days.
It might take the Executors weeks or moths to submit....
And once submitted, there might be a problem....1 -
Hopefully the Executors won’t leave the application long enough for the moths to be involved😳propertyrental said:
Mybe. But that's fromthe date they receive the application.fitzykev said:I just phoned the probate office in belfast and they said because I am not the applicant they can't talk about the specific case but that they generally take 7 to 10 working days.
It might take the Executors weeks or moths to submit....
And once submitted, there might be a problem....1 -
Depends how probate is applied for.
If its straightforward and the application is done fully online it can be very quick.0 -
They told me it will be complete in 7 to 10 days and with the sellers solicitor0
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As said above, it depends on how complicated the estate is.
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As far as I know its just a house that has been left to one person0
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