My husband, a retired soldier, had a Postal Life Insurance policy. He sadly passed away in an accident, leaving me and our two young sons (aged 3). He had named his father as the nominee on the policy, but my name was added later. I received a letter asking for a Succession Certificate. Can you guide me on how to get this certificate, the time it takes, the cost involved, and who issues it?
Best Answer
To obtain a Succession Certificate, you need to file an application with the Principal Civil Judge of the district where your husband resided. The application requires documentation like the death certificate, insurance policy, and nominee details. The process can take a few months and costs vary based on the court fees.
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