Resealing Grants of Probate in the UK & Overseas
Here’s what we can help you with:
- If you have applied for Probate abroad and now it must be resealed in the UK.
- If Probate has been obtained in the UK and now you need it resealed overseas.
- Or if you’re not sure which type applies? Or it has not been obtained.
Simply get in touch, we’re here to help.
Resealing Australia
- Direct access to approved suppliers
- No need to visit Australia
- Smooth transition of documentation
- Professional Support Team
Resealing
Hong Kong
- Overcome the language barrier
- See through the red tape
- Specialist overseas lawyers
- Plain speaking legal advice
Probate
USA
- Guidance throughout the process
- No need to visit the United States
- Quality service guaranteed
- Professional Support Team
Resealing
Jersey Probate
- Fast Track Jersey Probate
- No need to visit Jersey Island
- Full fixed fee service available
- Professional Help & Advice
Resealing South Africa
- Direct access to approved suppliers
- No need to visit South Africa
- Smooth transition of documentation
- Professional Support Team
Resealing New Zealand
- Direct access to approved suppliers
- No need to visit New Zealand
- Smooth transition of documentation
- Professional Support Team
Resealing Malayisa
- Direct access to approved suppliers
- No need to visit Malaysia
- Smooth transition of documentation
- Professional Support Team
Resealing Spain
- Direct access to approved suppliers
- No need to visit Spain
- Smooth transition of documentation
- Professional Support Team
Resealing France
- Direct access to approved suppliers
- No need to visit France
- Smooth transition of documentation
- Professional Support Team
Making Probate
Resealing Simple
Our professional and experienced team can help make he whole resealing process simple and straightforward for you.
Feel free to give us a call if you have any questions.
About UK Probate Reseals
With our Probate Reseal team to reseal a Grant of Probate, you get more than professional representation. Our Probate reseal team are focused on the problems you might face when dealing with overseas suppliers.
We’ve been helping Solicitors and the Public Reseal Probate since 2000. We’re waiting for your call – 020 8150 2010.
Below you’ll see just a few reasons why our expertise is unrivalled by competitors:
- 18 years of experience
- Knowledgable staff
- Speedy service
- Fixed cost options available
- Professional representation
- Experienced Probate team
- Overseas probate specialists
- Professional Support Team
Covering The United Kingdom & Overseas
Not only do we cover the whole of the United Kingdom, we can also help with any probate related matter overseas.
Give us a call for further advice and support.
Your Questions Answered
You may be wondering what Probate is and are even more unsure what Probate Resealing is.
Read on to find out more.
What is
Resealing Probate?
Probate Resealing is the process of authenticating the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration through the Courts of another country.
Probate cannot be resealed in every country throughout the world as the majority of countries have their own Probate laws however, Probate can be resealed in countries which are generally commonwealth or former commonwealth countries such as Hong Kong, Australia, Canada, South Africa and New Zealand.
Resealing
UK Probate
So if you fall into any of the below situations, we’ll be able to help. If you have applied for Probate abroad and now it must be resealed in the UK, or If Probate has been obtained in the UK and now you need it resealed overseas.
If you are unsure and need your questions answered regarding Resealing UK Probate simply get in touch with us today. Call us for any urgent enquiries.
UK
Grant of Probate
As mentioned in order to Reseal a UK Probate in another country you must first obtain a UK Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration.
If the Probate has been taken out some time ago then it may be that an Exemplified copy is required. An exemplified copy is a copy of the probate that has been reissued. This is sometimes required as it proves that the outdated version of the Probate had not, at any time, been withdrawn by anyone.
Need To Ask Us A Question?
If you’re looking for further answers, please don’t hesitate to call us, we’re here to help.
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