To apply for probate of a will, one must submit the original will to the Registrar General of the court along with an application and copy of the will. The application requires details like the testator's time and cause of death, that the writing is the last will, a schedule of property that comes to the petitioner, and the executor named in the will. It also requires the testator's fixed place of abode or location of property within the court's jurisdiction, details of property within and outside the state, the petitioner's oath, an attesting witness affidavit, provisions for caveats and affidavits, publication of citations to next of kin, inquiry into any contentions, termination of contentions, and payment

1. PROBATE

2. • APPLICATION FOR PROBATE

3. • SUBMIT ORIGINAL WILL TO THE
REGISTRAR GENERAL OF THE COURT

4. • ANNEX COPY WILL TO THE
APPLICATION

5. • TIME OF DEATH OF THE TESTATOR

6. • WRITING IS THE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT

7. • SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY AND
CREDITS COMES TO THE
PETITONER’S HAND

8. • EXECUTORS NAME MUST BE
MENTIONED IN THE WILL

9. • FIXED PLACE OF ABODE AT THE TIME
OF DEATH OR PROPERTY SITUATED
WITHIN THE JURISDICION OF THE
COURT

10. • DETAILS OF THE PROPERTY WITHIN
THE STATE

11. • DETAILS OF THE PROPERTY
SITUATED IN ANOTHER STATE

12. • OATH OF THE PETITIONER

13. • AFFIDAVIT OF THE ATTESTING
WITNESS

14. • CAVEAT

15. • AFFIDAVIT OF THE CAVEATOR

16. • CITATION TO BE PUBLISHED

17. • NOTICES TO BE SENT TO THE NEXT
KINS

18. • ANY CONTENTION ENQUIRED INTO

19. • CONTENTION TERMINATED

20. • COURT FEES PAID

21. • PROBATE ISSUED WITH THE SEAL OF
THE COURT

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