Probate fees

Table of contents

  1. Solicitor application fees
  2. Solicitor — copies of documents
  3. Solicitor — caveats, warnings & appearances
  4. Solicitor — searching for documents

  5. Personal application fees
  6. Personal — copies of documents
  7. Personal — caveats, warnings & appearances
  8. Personal — searching for documents
  9. Probate Court Office fees

Fees for probate applications

You must pay a fee to the Probate Office or a District Probate Registry for probate applications and related services.


Personal application fees

Personal application fees by net estate value

Net estate valueFee
€1 – €100,000€200
€100,001 – €250,000€400
€250,001 – €500,000€700
€500,001 – €750,000€1,000
€750,001 – €1,000,000€1,300
Over €1,000,000€1,300 (plus €800 for every €500,000 or part thereof over €1,000,000)

Other fees: If a grant has already issued (double, lapsed, unadministered or duplicate grant/DBN), the fee is €300.

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Personal — copies of documents

You must submit an order form to the Probate Office with the relevant fee to order copies.

Personal copies: fees

ItemFee
Official copy of any will, grant or other document€15
Sealed and certified copy of will or grant€25
Sealed and certified copy of a will and grant requested at time of submitting the application€20
Verified copy of an Inland Revenue Affidavit€25
Official copy of will and grant€30
Sealed and certified copy of a grant€20
Sealed and certified copy of a will€20
Statement of affairs€25

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Personal — caveats, warnings & appearances

Personal: caveats, warnings & appearances — fees

ItemFee
Submission of any caveat€100
Filing any warning, citation or subpoena, or any appearance to any of these€30

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Personal — searching for documents

Personal: searching for documents — fees

ItemFee
All searches made by a representative of a newspaper or group of newspapers€120
Search by a Probate Office/District Probate Registry officer for a will/codicil, grant record or filed document€20

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Solicitor application fees

Solicitor application fees by item/threshold

Item / thresholdFee
Net value does not exceed €100,000€100
Net value does not exceed €250,000€200
Net value does not exceed €500,000€350
Net value does not exceed €750,000€500
Net value does not exceed €1,000,000€650
For the first €1,000,000€650
For every €500,000, or part of it, beyond €1,000,000€400
Double, Cessate, Unadministered, or Duplicate Grant of Representation€150
De Bonis Non applications€150

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Solicitor — copies of documents

You must submit an order form to the Probate Office with the relevant fee to order copies.

Solicitor copies: fees

ItemFee
Official copy of any will, grant or other document€15
Sealed and certified copy of will or grant€20
Sealed and certified copy of a will and grant requested at time of submitting the application€25
Verified copy of an Inland Revenue Affidavit€25
Official copy of will and grant€30
Sealed and certified copy of a grant€20
Sealed and certified copy of a will€20
Statement of affairs€25

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Solicitor — caveats, warnings & appearances

Solicitor: caveats, warnings & appearances — fees

ItemFee
Submission of any caveat€100
Filing any warning, citation or subpoena, or any appearance to any of these€30

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Solicitor — searching for documents

Solicitor: searching for documents — fees

ItemFee
All searches made by a representative of a newspaper or group of newspapers€120
Search by a Probate Office/District Probate Registry officer for a will/codicil, grant record or filed document€20

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Probate Court Office fees

Probate Court Office: fees

ItemFee
Order of a Probate Officer, Assistant Probate Officer or District Probate Registrar€50
Certificate signed by a judge (authority to act or similar)€30

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