Letter sending grant papers to client for signing

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Letter sending grant papers to client for signing

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[name of client]

[insert address of client]

[insert date]

Dear [name of client]

Estate of [name of deceased] deceased

As discussed, the papers to report the inheritance tax (IHT) due in the estate and to apply for the grant of [probate OR letters of administration [with Will annexed]] have now been finalised. [Thank you for your comments on the draft papers.] I enclose the following for your review and final approval:

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