How to get death certificate/will in a different country?
My relative has passed, and he lives in Venezuela and we live in the United States. He has a dead wife and no children, only one sister living in Italy. No one can find out who the exectuive is, and we were hoping to find how we can contact places to get a will or a death certificate, to help us out. If you have any way please reply. Thank you!
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Here's the web site you need. It's in Spanish. This is a REALLY bad translation..... http://www.gobiernoenlinea.ve/tramites-nvo-view/imprimir_tramite.pag?tram=si&idTramite=450 Birth, Marriage & Death Institution where he performs: Capital District Registrars Office Address: Registrars Office, Avenida Urdaneta, Esq Ball to Punceres, Bldg 30, Caracas Requirements: Natural Person Legal Collections: In case you have not ringers, buy 3 sheets of SENIAT F-16 and stuff as follows: 01 return for a total of 2,470 (for the record) 01 return for a total of 2,470 (for SENIAT) 01 return for a total of 494.00 Bs (request) Identity card of the person performing the procedure Bring stamped paper and revenue stamps Copy of the Game, if not to possess, bring record numbers, Folio number, year of submission and parish Open to the public: Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 pm to 4:00 Price: paper seal and stamp duty amounting to Bs 5500.00 Costs to cancel for Self-Service: • Certified copy of birth certificate 01 days Bs enabled 37,500 02 days enabled Bs 31,500 03 days enabled Bs 25,000 04 days enabled Bs 19,500 10 days Regular enabled Bs 31,500 • Certified copy of death certificate: 01 days Bs enabled 37,500 02 days enabled Bs 31,500 03 days enabled Bs 25,000 04 days enabled Bs 19,500 10 days Regular enabled Bs 31,500 • Certified copy of marriage certificate: 01 days Bs 40,000 enabled 02 days enabled Bs 34,000 03 days enabled Bs 27,500 04 days enabled Bs 21,500 10 days Regular enabled Bs 15,500 Comments: At 6:00 am only allocating 100 numbers
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Yak gave you his usual great answer. One other alternative is to contact the American Consulate in Caracas or the Department of State in DC at 202) 647-5225 and begin by asking for a list of consulate-approved attorneys (abogados) in the place where your relative lived. I don't think it'll be simple or cheap, but it's worth a try. You need a US citizen to get help from the Americans, but I'm guessing one of your family is. Estate and probate have to be different than where you live, so that's why some legal help will be useful to you. If your relative was a US citizen, the consulate will help even more, since their job is to look after citizens and their estate. Take care!
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