The loss of loved ones is always associated with stress and worries, but you need to enter into an inheritance in parallel with the realization of your loss. If the testator was a responsible person and took care of the will, then it will not be difficult for you to enter the inheritance, but if the death was sudden, then you will have to inherit according to the law, and this is a little more complicated and requires the preparation of the necessary documents.
Instructions
Step 1
You can draw up an inheritance at a notary or in court. As a rule, persons who have missed the deadline for entering the inheritance apply to the court if there is a dispute between the heirs about the property of the testator or the heirs by law are trying to challenge the testator's will. Inheritance in court is always more complicated and requires a lot of documents and time for legal proceedings. The law provides for a mandatory list of persons entitled to a mandatory share in the inheritance, even if they are absent in the will. Such persons include: minors or disabled children of the testator, disabled spouses, parents and dependents. These persons will receive a share in the inheritance by reducing the share of heirs by will.
Step 2
If inheritance occurs by will, then only a passport and a certificate of death of the testator may be required from the heir. If inheritance occurs according to the law, then you need to submit documents confirming the relationship with the deceased, a passport, a death certificate, a certificate of residence and registration of the testator on the date of death, and you will also need to list all persons who lived with the deceased. To register the inheritance, you need to fill out an application from each heir, the refusal to enter the inheritance is made in writing with a notary.
Step 3
For registration of ownership of real estate, it is necessary to provide title and legal documents for real estate objects. These include all contracts on the basis of which the ownership right arose, as well as documents on privatization, on inheritance, etc., a certificate of ownership. A certificate from the bodies carrying out technical inventory and registration of real estate objects, documents for a land plot, cadastral and technical passports, an extract from the unified state register of rights. A document indicating the value of the property (inventory, cadastral, market).
Step 4
If there is a vehicle in the hereditary mass, then for its registration it will be necessary to provide a vehicle passport (PTS), a certificate of registration of the car and a report on its market value. If it is necessary to formalize the inheritance of shares, then you need to provide an extract from the register of shareholders issued by the registrar, and a certificate of the market value of the securities. If the testator owned cash deposits, then a savings book or a bank deposit agreement is provided, and information about the credit institution where the funds are deposited must also be provided. If there is no such information, then it is clarified by a notary on the basis of a request.
