Heirship Certificate Lawyer

Heirship Certificate is used for many purposes such as insurance, gratuity, PF retirement claims, pension etc. If the deceased person is a government employee the legal heir certificate is issued for the sake of family pension or for any kind of appointments on the necessary grounds. Legal heir certificate is also issued for the sake of transfer of property for the movable assets and the immovable assets. Son, daughter, husband, wife, parents of the deceased person can apply for Heirship Certificate. Document required for Heirship Certificate is Original death certificate, Identity Card, Ration Card, Name of the family members and relationship, An affidavit worth Rs.20 on a stamp paper. Advocate minal khona is best Heirship Certificate Lawyer In Navi Mumbai.

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