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Probate during coronavirus/COVID-19

Registering the death Registration of the death is usually done in person, however, due to the current situation, this is now being done by telephone. The registrar will liaise with the coroner or doctor who certified the death, as well as the funeral director, to minimise face to face contact. The death certificate can then […]

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