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Probate - how long?
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Data for August has now been published by HMCTs and timings are worse than in July. We're nearly 6 weeks in (after 20 days with HMRC) so not expecting to be able to market the house til Jan. Frustrating to say the least0
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You can market the house now but you can't exchange contracts to finalise the sale without probate.Eddie2023 said:Data for August has now been published by HMCTs and timings are worse than in July. We're nearly 6 weeks in (after 20 days with HMRC) so not expecting to be able to market the house til Jan. Frustrating to say the least0 -
Thank you. Our estate agent did mention that but we don't want to mess anyone around especially if a possible buyer has a house to sell. If 16 wks was the max it would be ok but I've read stories of 20 wks plus with no end in sight1
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Long time lurker - first time poster...
Sent applications for both parents back in June - both in the same envelope.
One was granted exactly 14 weeks later and the other was granted 16 weeks and 1 day later (done whilst I was speaking to the Probate Office for a progress report). Both were excepted estates with money in the bank and a house to sell (tenants in common).
The house has been on the market for 8 weeks.0 -
28 weeks here, just issued couple of weeks ago after applying in FebruaryMortgage Free since January 2018!0
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Hi, I'm a new user so can't post links but it's : Gov.co.uk - Courts, sentencing and tribunals, statistics at hmcts, monthly management information - you then have the option of different years. In 2023 the latest covers Aug 2022 to Aug 2023 and was released yesterday0
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Yes found it cheers. Has deteriorated a bitEddie2023 said:Hi, I'm a new user so can't post links but it's : Gov.co.uk - Courts, sentencing and tribunals, statistics at hmcts, monthly management information - you then have the option of different years. In 2023 the latest covers Aug 2022 to Aug 2023 and was released yesterday
I wonder why given all the new staff etc0 -
I can't believe how bad it has got. When I did my mothers in Aug 15 it took 2 weeks for probate. The whole thing was done & dusted by the end of October & that included a reissued cheque from HMRC that the care home had held onto for so long she actually died (like 3 months).
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I just understand the reasons whybadmemory said:I can't believe how bad it has got. When I did my mothers in Aug 15 it took 2 weeks for probate. The whole thing was done & dusted by the end of October & that included a reissued cheque from HMRC that the care home had held onto for so long she actually died (like 3 months).0
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