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Understanding Form CC-1650: Probate Information Form

 

Form CC-1650, also known as the Probate Information Form, is a crucial document required in the probate process in Virginia. This form is used to provide the Circuit Court Clerk with essential details about the decedent's estate and the person seeking to be appointed as the executor or administrator.

What is Virginia Form CC-1650?

Prior to filling out form CC-1650 you will need to gather The Will

Identify who has been appointed executor, or co-executors. You will use this information to complete the form.

Purpose of Form CC-1650

  • Prove the will: Is the Will valid.  There are 3 ways to to prove a will:
    1. Self-Proving affidavit, the will contains language that is signed by both the decedent & a witness an is further notarized. 

    Deposition of Witness to Will without Self-Proving clause
    If the Will lacks the self-proving affidavit, the PR needs to bring in at least one of the witnesses.  Form cc-1610, is used to depose the witness

    Holographic Will
    If the will is written entirely by hand, then the PR needs to bring 2 people, who are
    1) disinterested in the estate, who can testify that they are familiar with the decedents writing & 2) that the writing on the will is that of the decedent. 
    Form CC-1602 is used to depose the witnesses

    Note:  A disinterested person is :  Not a relative, Not a beneficiary or a relative of a beneficiary 

  • Gather Information: The form collects vital information about the decedent, including their name, date of death, and domicile at the time of death.

  • Identify the Executor: It identifies the person who is applying to manage the decedent's estate.

  • Outline the Estate's Assets: It provides a preliminary estimate of the decedent's probate assets.

Key Sections of Form CC-1650
 

1. Decedent’s Information

  •    Full legal name

  •    Date of death

  •    Last known address

2. Applicant’s Information

  •    Name of the proposed executor or administrator

  •    Relationship to the decedent

  •    Contact information

3. Estate Details

  •    Estimated value of probate assets

  •    Brief description of the assets

Why is Form CC-1650 Important?

  • Legal Requirement: It is a mandatory step in initiating the probate process.

  • Clerk's Assessment: It helps the Clerk of the Circuit Court assess the validity and completeness of the probate application.

  • Smooth Process: Properly filling out this form can help ensure a smoother and more efficient probate process.

Steps to Complete Form CC-1650

  1. Gather Necessary Information: Collect all required information about the decedent and the estate.

  2. Fill Out the Form: Provide accurate details in each section of the form.

  3. Submit to the Clerk:  Submit the completed form to the Clerk of the Circuit Court in the appropriate jurisdiction.

Other forms you may need are :  List of Heirs ( cc-1611 ) & Probate Tax Returns ( cc-1651 ) both forms are available in the download section

 

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