Required documentation

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  • Death certificate.
  • Birth and or Marriage certificate, as the case may be.
  • If any heir is dead, or there are more than one degree of kinship to evidence, all the relevant certificates (birth and death) will be needed.
  • Names, Address, ID and Civil Status of all known heirs.
  • Property titles. Power of attorney (if necessary). If any of these documents were issued in a foreign country, the relevant document/s must be apostilled / legalized and translated (by a chartered translator, and the translations must all be legalized by the translator’s bar) into Spanish if they were not in that language.
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