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1. www.nidirect.gov.uk › articles › probateProbate - nidirect

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   When a person who has died lived outside Northern Ireland and has assets in that country, then a Grant of Probate (along with a certified copy of the Will) or Letters of Administration may...

2. www.nidirect.gov.uk › articles › discretionary-supportDiscretionary Support - nidirect

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   Depending on your personal circumstances, you could be offered either an interest-free loan or a grant that you would not have to pay back. Discretionary Support can help with: short-term living...

3. www.nidirect.gov.uk › articles › types-schoolTypes of school - nidirect

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   In Northern Ireland, the school categories are grant-aided and Independent. Most schools are grant-aided. These schools follow the revised Curriculum. Independent schools are fee-paying...

4. www.justice-ni.gov.uk › news › new-online-probateNew online Probate Portal launched | Department of Justice

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   Jun 14, 2021 · The Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunal Service (NICTS)’s Probate Portal, which is available via the nidirect website, streamlines the application process and makes it more accessible.

5. ukprobatereseals.co.uk › uk-grants-of-probateUK Grants of Probate - UK Probate Reseals

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   Northern Ireland. In Northern Ireland, after the deceased has passed away, you may require a Grant of Probate if the deceased left a will. Alternatively, a Grant of Letters of administration may be necessary if the deceased died without a will.

6. www.thegazette.co.uk › all-notices › contentResealing a foreign grant of probate in England and Wales

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   Jun 7, 2021 · Why does resealing a foreign grant of probate occur and which countries' grants of probate can be resealed in England and Wales? Gill Steel of LawSkills explains how to reseal foreign probate.

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   Do I need a grant of Probate in Northern Ireland?

   • In Northern Ireland, after the deceased has passed away, you may require a Grant of Probate if the deceased left a will. Alternatively, a Grant of Letters of administration may be necessary if the deceased died without a will. The two are official documents that provide the rights required to deal with the estate of the deceased.

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   Can a copy of a foreign grant be resealed in Northern Ireland?

   • In this case an application may be made to the Probate Office in Northern Ireland to have the copy Foreign Grant (and copy Will) or copy Letters of Administration resealed to administer the estate in Northern Ireland. If the Foreign Grant and Will are not in English then a translation must be given and lodged with your application.

   Probate - nidirect

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   Can a grant be taken out in other countries?

   • So long as the deceased dies domiciled in either England and Wales, Scotland, or Northern Ireland, a grant taken out in any of the three jurisdictions will be recognised in the other parts of the United Kingdom without any need for further formality as long as it contains a note of the deceased’s domicile.

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   What is the difference between a grant aided and independent school?

   • Most schools are grant-aided. These schools follow the revised Curriculum. Independent schools are fee-paying and follow their own curriculum. All children between the ages of four and 16 are entitled to a free school place. Children normally start primary school at four years and leave at the age of 11, moving on to a post-primary school.

   Types of school - nidirect

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   What is a probate grant in the UK?

   • With regard to probates, the UK only has three jurisdictions: Hence, for a deceased person who was domiciled in any of these jurisdictions but had assets in another, one grant is required. The grant is obtained in the jurisdiction where the deceased died domiciled and will be recognised across the UK.

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   How do independent schools work in Northern Ireland?

   • Each Independent school must be registered with DE and is inspected regularly by ETI. In Northern Ireland, the school categories are grant-aided and Independent. Most schools are grant-aided. These schools follow the revised Curriculum. Independent schools are fee-paying and follow their own curriculum.

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