Attorney Certification (22 NYCRR 207.4)
A required certification from the attorney handling the probate case, confirming compliance with court rules.
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This certification has specific compliance requirements.
The attorney handling the case must certify compliance with court rules under 22 NYCRR 207.4.
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When do you need this form?
Your attorney is filing a probate petition and must certify compliance.
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Other probate forms
Petition for Probate and Letters Testamentary
Someone died and left a will. Before that will can be carried out, the court needs to verify it's valid and officially appoint the executor named in it. This form starts that process.
AP-1Petition for Ancillary Probate
When someone who lived outside New York died with a will but owned property in New York, this form asks the court to recognize the out-of-state probate.
CTAProbate Citation
A court order that notifies all interested parties about the probate proceeding. It gives them a chance to appear and object before the will is admitted.
SLTPetition for Successor Letters Testamentary
When the original executor can no longer serve (died, resigned, or was removed), this form asks the court to appoint the next person named in the will.
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