Petition to appoint an estate administrator
A lawyer petitions the court to appoint an administrator to handle the deceased's bank accounts, land and other assets (uncontested).
Work steps
- 1Check documents and heirs
- 2Heirs sign consent letters
- 3File the petition
- 4Court hearing
- 5Deliver the certified court order
Documents to prepare
- Death certificate
- House registration of the deceased (marked deceased)
- Proof of heirship (house registration, birth/marriage certificates)
- Asset documents (passbooks, title deeds, vehicle books)
- Heirs' consent letters (prepared for signature) (if any)
- ID cards of everyone involved
Send clear scans or photos online. You can order before you have everything and add the rest on the tracking page.
Information needed
- Name of the deceased and date of death
- Proposed administrator and relationship to the deceased
- All heirs (spouse, children, parents, etc.)
- Assets to administer (bank accounts, land, vehicles, etc.)
- Did the deceased leave a will?
- Do the other heirs consent?
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Frequently asked questions
Usually our team files on your behalf under a power of attorney. Some services may need you to sign or verify your identity at certain steps; we will tell you in advance.
Fees payable to the authority at official rates. Our team pays them on your behalf (an advance), and the authority's receipt is issued in the applicant's name.
As shown on this page, counted from when we have complete information and documents. Actual timing depends on the authority.
Our team will explain the reason and the options before going further.
