Processing inheritance and registering property rights in Ukraine — without having to travel to Ukraine, on the basis of a notarized power of attorney or an advocate's warrant.
A close relative has passed away in Ukraine, but traveling there is not possible due to logistics, cost, or other circumstances.
The legal six-month deadline to accept the inheritance is running out.
The waitlist for an appointment at a Ukrainian consulate abroad can stretch on for months, and it's unclear how to properly draft and submit an application so that a notary in Ukraine will accept it.
We remotely review the family relationships and draft the application for accepting the inheritance in accordance with legal requirements.
We explain step by step how to have a notarized power of attorney for handling the inheritance drawn up at a notary in your country of residence, and how to obtain an apostille so the document is valid in Ukraine.
On the basis of the power of attorney you issue, we approach the notary, open the inheritance case, collect certificates from registers and archives, and handle the registration of property rights.
If the six-month deadline has already passed, we prepare and file, through the Electronic Court system, a claim for an additional period to accept the inheritance — the advocate carries out this action on the basis of a warrant, without requiring a separate notarized power of attorney to file the claim.
You don't waste time in consulate queues and don't risk losing family property due to a missed deadline. The result is registered property rights in Ukraine without traveling there, with regular reports and digital copies of every document obtained.