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The legal way to access the bank account of late father

Dear Sir/Madam,

My name is R. A. K. s/o A. K., Pakistani national, currently working here in Riyadh- KSA in an office admin position.

We need your cooperation regarding my late father (Mr A. K.) bank account matter. My father died in the UAE on 31 Oct 2012, because of a heart attack.

We received his documents which show us that he had a business in scrap and a bank account in the UAE in a bank, and that account he used and issued cheques to some companies which is a million UAE dirhams.

We just want to check his account details/all statements to know further about his business and account amount. I have all the documents including birth certificate.

Kindly requiring your advice.

Thank you.

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5 Nov 2019, 06:01

Dear Rashid,

Thanks for writing to me with all the details.

I understand that you want to have full access to the bank account of your father.

As per the procedures of the UAE, you will have to obtain a legal heir certificate.

Please feel free to contact me to discuss this matter further.

Thank you.

Regards,

Rajasree Ravivarma

5 Nov 2019, 06:21

Thank you very much,

We appreciate your reply but could you please let me know how that heir certificate will be made and the next procedure?

Kindly provide me with your details so I will reach to contact you and discuss further this matter.

Once again, thank you for your time and cooperation.

5 Nov 2019, 06:26

Dear Rashid,

We will have to file a request in the personal status court along with relevant documents and witnesses.

The court after verifying the documents and witness statement will issue a legal heir certificate.

Please feel free to contact me on the phone [after 5 PM] or write to me at my email.

Regards,

Rajasree Ravivarma

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