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Cost of obtaining legal heir cert in noida


28-Jul-2023 (In Family Law)
Wht is the cost of obtaining legal heir cert in noida
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Answer #1
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You need a succession certificate for yourself, which is made from the court, but the court fee is fixed on the amount of money deposited in the bank or any society or any other institution, according to the court fees, you tell me the full amount. The one who is in your bank or in any institutionwill cost you as per
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Answer #2
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If you want a Legal Heir Certificate or Sucsession Certificate, let's clear that if you just want Legal Heirs, then apply before the Tehsildar Office, then Lekhpal will get verified then file report and in other case will take some more time.
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Answer #3
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10,000/- Ten Thousand Rupees. Will be applied in Concerned Tehsil Application along with affidavit and aadhar card and aadhar card of other legal heirs Death certificate is also required. it takes near about 15 -20 days
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