Following a person’s death in QLD, either a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration application must be lodged for a person to be legally appointed the responsibility to: - Access finances, assets and belongings - Distribute the estate as intended, and - Carry out any requests and wishes outlined in the Will. Our guide will explain and instruct you on how to: - Successfully submit a Grant of Probate Application, and - Apply for Letters of Administration where required Minimum Documents required – QLD Probate Application A number of documents are required to submit a Grant of Probate application in Queensland. Additional documents other than those stated below may also be requested by The Supreme Court before a grant is finalised. You’ll need to obtain the following documents: - Form 101 - Application for probate (will) - Original Will – plus 2 x copies - Affidavit in support - Form 105 - Affidavit - The Original Death Certificate - exhibit clause on Form 47 - Certificate of
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