Last Will and Tetstament - Authenticate or Apostille for Assets outside South-Africa  image
When the deceased held assets overseas there are several documents that may require legalisation. This could include the Last Will and Testamen and the Death Certificate. In the event of a death an executor will manage how these assets are distributed and, when this involves assets based overseas, the executor will need to provide certain documentation to the authorities in the jurisdiction where the assets are held.

Usually, the executor will need to provide the death certificate and the last will and testament. The last will and testament. There may be additional documents required but this would be determined the requirements of the local authorities in the country in which the assets are held. The last will and testament will require notary public certification in order to be eligible for the apostille.

If you require assistance with legalising a last will and testament or any of the associated documents please get in touch please complete our online quotation form.