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Sorry if this is the wrong place to post but need some advice.
My grandparents passed away last year a few weeks apart. Both having premium bonds. Lets call them N&G. They were married.
N passed away first and everything passed to G
G passed away and probate was applied for.
N&SI have released the premium bonds G held as probate has been granted but are requesting a certificate of probate for N. However probate wasn't required for N as everything passed to G.
We have tried multiple times to explain this to NS&I but they keep asking for a probate certificate for N.
Please help! Any advice appreciated
My grandparents passed away last year a few weeks apart. Both having premium bonds. Lets call them N&G. They were married.
N passed away first and everything passed to G
G passed away and probate was applied for.
N&SI have released the premium bonds G held as probate has been granted but are requesting a certificate of probate for N. However probate wasn't required for N as everything passed to G.
We have tried multiple times to explain this to NS&I but they keep asking for a probate certificate for N.
Please help! Any advice appreciated
FTB - April 2020
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Not a question of explaining anything to NSI as they have their own internal rules. NSI have a financial threshold of £5,000 where probate is required to release the funds.1
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Hoenir said:Not a question of explaining anything to NSI as they have their own internal rules. NSI have a financial threshold of £5,000 where probate is required to release the funds.FTB - April 20200
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yes because N's bonds could not pass to G without probate and hence aren't in his estate0
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So if we included the amount of premium bonds of N in the probate of G do we need to worry about this or just apply for probate for N?
also when applying for probate of N is it just the premium bonds we include nothing else as everything else was joint therefore passed to GFTB - April 20200 -
any help with the last query would be really appreciatedFTB - April 20200
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You will need to do full probate for N to reflect their estate at the date of death.0
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Thank you!The rest of the estate were all joint accounts with premium bonds being the only thing in sole names.Do I include the joint accounts in the probate for N or not?
The joint accounts were included in the probate for GFTB - April 20200
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