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Transfering American Shares From Joint Name

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dancecaller | 13:52 Tue 24th Feb 2015 | Business & Finance
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Probate form says how many 'sealed and certified' copies of will and grant of probate do I need. But as they are jointly owned I assume all I'll need is death certificate. OTOH they only cost 50p.
What is the procedure for foreign shares
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Am going through Probate myself, and am asking for five copies, as you say, they only cost 50p. Regardless of sending my husband's death certificate, the investment/insurance/pension companies I am dealing with all insist on seeing an original Probate cert.
Annoying but go with it. Better than having to pay £10.00 if you find you need copies later.
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Yes, I've asked for 10 copies, but it seems to be something different for foreign assets and these are shares that used to be Cadburys but got taken over by American companies.
A whole lot of hassle just when you can't cope with it. The banks seem to think you want to go trailing into town (and each has their office in a different town),
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Have you posted your forms Jenny? Mine went off yesterday. So now I'm wondering how long they will take - it says 10 days from oath to probate, but not how long before they send out details so that I can go to a solicitor for the oath. If the half hour wait listening to recorded music on the help line is anything to go on I'm not hopeful.

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