With the death of close relatives, heirs have the opportunity to claim their rights to the property of the deceased. To register inheritance rights, first of all, it must be accepted within 6 months from the date of opening.
Instructions
Step 1
The Civil Code provides for two ways of accepting inheritance:
1. Submission of an application to a notary for the acceptance of the inheritance at the place of opening of the inheritance.
2. Actual acceptance - that is, the commission of any action in relation to the inherited property: preservation and protection from encroachment, payment of taxes or maintenance fees, etc.
Nevertheless, the first method is preferable, because is documentary.
Step 2
However, any inheritance requires documentary evidence of the rights to the property of the deceased testator. To do this, you need to collect a death certificate issued by the registry office at the place of last residence of the deceased, on the basis of a medical certificate of the established form; a certificate from the passport office about the last place of residence of the testator, as well as an extract from the house book at the last place of his residence; documents confirming hereditary or kinship relations with the testator, birth certificate, marriage certificate, will, etc.
Step 3
Next, take your passport and make an appointment with the notary at the place of opening the will. The notary will check the documents provided and the fact of death of the testator, accept the application for acceptance of the inheritance and issue the certificate, open the inheritance case.
Step 4
Following this, you will have to collect all the documents on the inherited movable and immovable property and again refer them to the notary, who will check their authenticity and belonging to the testator, verify the technical characteristics and issue a certificate of the right to inherit by law.
Step 5
And only now you can contact the Office of the Federal Registration Service of your city to register your ownership of the inheritance. Without this registration, you will not be able to dispose of the inherited property, i.e. your right to it will not be complete. For registration, you must provide the following documents: death certificate of the testator; certificate of the right to inheritance under the law (will) in the original + one notarized copy for the state. registration of rights; originals of title documents for the property of the testator + notarized copies for the state. registration of rights; documents from the Bureau of Technical Inventory at the location of the property (cadastral passport and explication); application of the established form for state registration of property rights; documents confirming the payment of registration of ownership.
