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ARTICLE · 27 APRIL 2017

Jersey Probate For Non-Jersey Domiciliaries

The purpose of this document is to provide general information and outline how to apply for a Jersey Grant of Probate or Administration for non-Jersey domiciled deceased estates.

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The purpose of this document is to provide general information and outline how to apply for a Jersey Grant of Probate or Administration for non-Jersey domiciled deceased estates.

General information
When a Jersey financial institution is advised of the death of a customer, unless the total Jersey estate is worth less than £10,000 at the date of death, the financial institution must request a Jersey Grant of Probate before they may release the estate.

British (non-Jersey) domiciliaries
If the deceased was British domiciled (England and Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man or Guernsey) and a Grant of Probate or Administration has issued in the country of domicile, an application for a Jersey Grant of Probate may be made under the "Fast Track" procedure.  This application is made in correspondence, however, Jersey Probate law requires that a Jersey based agent (such as Bedell Cristin) lodges the application.   

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