Core estate documents
Death certificate, house registration, proof of relationship, any will and asset documents.
Estate administration generally does not need the deceased's police certificate. Courts and agencies need the death certificate, proof of heirship and an asset list. Any need to know the deceased's record must go through a court order or competent authority.

Estate administration generally does not need the deceased's police certificate. Courts and agencies need the death certificate, proof of heirship and an asset list. Any need to know the deceased's record must go through a court order or competent authority.
This page states plainly what heirs actually need, to avoid wasted effort. General information only; agency requirements may change, so check the latest notice before filing.
Death certificate, house registration, proof of relationship, any will and asset documents.
Agencies do not issue another person's certificate on ordinary request; if relevant to a case, ask the court to summon it.
Administrators must not be disqualified under the Civil and Commercial Code, for example minors or bankrupts.
The law sets grounds for excluding heirs, which courts decide on evidence.
A translated, certified foreign death certificate or embassy notification may be needed.
Have a lawyer confirm which documents your case actually needs before requesting more.




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