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The Statement of Affairs (Probate) Form SA. 2, has been developed as a replacement for the Inland Revenue Affidavit (Form CA24). This form must be completed as the first step in applying to the Probate Office of the High Court for a Grant of Representation.
The Statement of Affairs (Probate) Form SA. 2, has been developed as a replacement for the Inland Revenue Affidavit (Form CA24). This form must be completed as the first step in applying to the Probate Office of the High Court for a Grant of Representation.
The executor/administrator will approve the estate accounts after the grant of probate/grant of administration has issued and all assets are collected and debts and expenses are paid. Once estate accounts are approved, payments can be made to beneficiaries in ance with the estate accounts.
How do you file Form SA. 2? Select Statement of Affairs (Probate) Form SA. 2 on the Gift and Inheritance tile. Select Submit an application. Fill out the relevant information. Submit the Statement of Affairs (Probate) SA. 2 and print the Notice of Acknowledgement (Probate).
The Probate Office is part of the High Court. Its main function is to give lawful authority to deal with a deceased persons estate. The authority is granted in the form of a document called a Grant of Representation and the procedure involved in obtaining the Grant is known as the Probate Process.
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You must complete the Personal Application Form and send it to the District Probate Registry or the Probate Office in Dublin (see Further information and contacts below). You must include: The original death certificate (or a Coroners Interim Certificate of death if you have not received a death certificate yet)
The Probate Office is part of the High Court. Its main function is to give lawful authority to deal with a deceased persons estate. The authority is granted in the form of a document called a Grant of Representation and the procedure involved in obtaining the Grant is known as the Probate Process.
You must complete the Personal Application Form and send it to the District Probate Registry or the Probate Office in Dublin (see Further information and contacts below). You must include: The original death certificate (or a Coroners Interim Certificate of death if you have not received a death certificate yet)

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