If an irreparable event happens - the death of a loved one, then people do not think that they need to go somewhere and arrange something. Unfortunately this is the case. Whether a person left a will or not, but the heirs need to declare their rights to inheritance.
Necessary
- - death certificate of the testator
- -documents of relationship with the testator
- - testament (if any)
- - title documents for the house
- -certificate from the place of residence of registration (deceased)
- -extract from the house book (for the private sector)
- - marriage certificate (deceased)
- -cadastral passport for the land plot with an estimate of its value
- - technical passport for the house with an estimate of its value
- -certificate on opening an inheritance case
Instructions
Step 1
The heirs of a deceased person must apply to a notary within 6 months. Write a statement of acceptance of the inheritance. The notary must submit a package of documents. The inheritance case will be opened in the notary's office.
Step 2
The notary will give a list of documents that must be collected within 6 months in order to receive a certificate of the right to inheritance, that is, to a house.
Step 3
When collecting documents, you must remember their limited validity period. Inheritance rights can be entered no earlier than 6 months after the death of the testator. Documents must be collected shortly before this date, so that they are fresh, with an unexpired expiration date.
Step 4
After the expiration of 6 months, the notary will issue a certificate of inheritance in your name.
Step 5
It must be registered with the state registration center. You will be given a certificate of ownership of a house and a land plot, since the presence of a house always presupposes the presence of a land plot.
