Completion of C1

mumof479

Hi 
Apologises if this has been covered before but my mum passed away in April this year my sister and I had POA before she died and I was on the bank account under this. We had to sell the family home for my mums care so the only asset my mum has is the remaining money from the sale of her house in her bank account.
As this is over £50k the RBS want a C1 from Edinburgh Sherif Court to actually close my mums account down and trasnsfer the funds to myself to distribute per my mums will which I am also an executor off.
The inventory page of the C1 is what is causing me the most problems as my mum only had 2 bank accounts left all other things sold like her house I cant seem to get how to list this so Edinburgh Sherif court will accept it.
Is there anybody out there that has filled one in successfully for Edinburgh Sherif court that could share what they put to detail bank account information.
If it helps what I had put was:
Estate in Scotland Bank Account then the s/c and account details balance then interest.
I am at a loss and have already waited since 19/6 to just find out now its not right.
I know I could get a solicitor but as it is just a bank account and if I'm honest overkill from the RBS as I was POA before mum died managed her account and have a will confirming I am executor I am loathe too as I object to having to get this form when it is not a legal requirement it is a preference (I work for a competitor who doesnt require this until sums of money are much larger )
Please help a very frustrated grieving daughter who just wants to cry at the moment

buddy9

Are you sure that it is  the inventory entry that is at issue? Para 2 on the declaration page can often be problematic. 

mumof479

No its defo the inventory I got a letter back from the court my declaration was correct

buddy9

Would you be able to post here a redacted copy of the rejected inventory?

buddy9

It is also worth mentioning that court staff might use the term 'inventory' generically to refer to the C1 as a whole.