Do I Have to Travel to Sign Ancillary Probate Paperwork? | NC

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Q: Do I have to travel to the state where the property is located to sign ancillary probate paperwork, or can it be handled remotely? A: Usually, no — you often can handle ancillary probate paperwork remotely. In many cases, the personal representative can sign documents before a local notary and send them in, as long as the court handling the ancillary case, the clerk, and the title attorney…