D DannyBoyD Registered User Messages 3,125 14 Apr 2025 #1 Before everyone jumps on me - I know this is an Irish site! Hoping someone may have experience of Scottish system & can point me in the right direction. I'm looking to get a copy of grant of probate & will that likely was completed sometime after 2020. Information online is very mixed.
Before everyone jumps on me - I know this is an Irish site! Hoping someone may have experience of Scottish system & can point me in the right direction. I'm looking to get a copy of grant of probate & will that likely was completed sometime after 2020. Information online is very mixed.
I insomniac New Member Messages 6 14 Apr 2025 #2 Try these, I apparently can't include links, so exclude the blanks! bereavementadvice . org or scotcourts .gov .uk There are references to "confirmation" as the scottish equivalent of probate
Try these, I apparently can't include links, so exclude the blanks! bereavementadvice . org or scotcourts .gov .uk There are references to "confirmation" as the scottish equivalent of probate
D DannyBoyD Registered User Messages 3,125 14 Apr 2025 #3 You're on the money - a friend just texted me that its called Confirmation & not probate in Scotland. Will try a bit more searching.
You're on the money - a friend just texted me that its called Confirmation & not probate in Scotland. Will try a bit more searching.
D DannyBoyD Registered User Messages 3,125 15 Apr 2025 #4 For anyone else needing similar info, this is as far as I am for now. They call it Confirmation rather than Probate. There does not appear to be an online search or order facility. You contact the Sherriff's office (honest!) in the district where the deceased lived. Will keep you posted.
For anyone else needing similar info, this is as far as I am for now. They call it Confirmation rather than Probate. There does not appear to be an online search or order facility. You contact the Sherriff's office (honest!) in the district where the deceased lived. Will keep you posted.
G GingerH Registered User Messages 42 15 Apr 2025 #5 Lucky you don't have to contact the 'Procurator Fiscal'.
M mathepac Registered User Messages 8,709 15 Apr 2025 #6 DannyBoyD said: You contact the Sherriff's office (honest!) in the district where the deceased lived. Click to expand... Sheriff Use with caution, - there is no country whose legal constitutional name is the Republic of Ireland
DannyBoyD said: You contact the Sherriff's office (honest!) in the district where the deceased lived. Click to expand... Sheriff Use with caution, - there is no country whose legal constitutional name is the Republic of Ireland
D DannyBoyD Registered User Messages 3,125 15 Apr 2025 #7 mathepac said: no country whose legal constitutional name is the Republic of Ireland Click to expand... No idea what this is supposed to mean.
mathepac said: no country whose legal constitutional name is the Republic of Ireland Click to expand... No idea what this is supposed to mean.
D DannyBoyD Registered User Messages 3,125 25 Apr 2025 #8 Update: there's no online search / order facility for Probate documents in Scotland. Having said that once I had figured out what Sheriff's Office I needed, a phone call & a credit card payment and all was done.
Update: there's no online search / order facility for Probate documents in Scotland. Having said that once I had figured out what Sheriff's Office I needed, a phone call & a credit card payment and all was done.