What if the clerk needs more for an ancillary estate filing? | NC

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Q: What happens if the clerk needs more information for an ancillary estate filing? A: In North Carolina, the filing usually stays pending while the assistant clerk reviews it. A request for more information is usually not a final denial. It often means the clerk needs a missing document, a corrected form, clearer information about the property in North Carolina, bond details, an oath, fees, or…