Online or By Post?

To accompany the IHT400, I'll need to submit at least four schedules and a copy Power of Attorney, which I'll have to scan.  An online application will save the cost of postage, and would probably be quicker in terms of obtaining Grant of Probate, but other than that is there any advantage?

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  • probate_slave
    probate_slave Posts: 21 Forumite
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    While the probate application itself can be made online to HMCTS, I believe you have to physically post the IHT400 schedules to HMRC (and don't forget a copy of the will, if it exists). Would be interested if you know otherwise.

    HMRC did trial online application a decade ago, but it's now discontinued and they are currently working to replace it.

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