Form

Form PA14: Medical certificate (probate)

Only medical professionals can complete this form. A list of eligible medical professionals is in the Details section of this page.

• From: HM Courts & Tribunals Service
• Published: 19 July 2018
• Last updated: 9 December 2022 — See all updates

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Medical certificate (probate)

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Tystysgrif feddygol (profiant)

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Details

Who can complete this form

Only the medical professionals listed here can complete this form:

• a registered medical practitioner (for example the patient’s GP)
• a registered psychiatrist
• a registered approved mental health professional
• a registered social worker
• a registered psychologist
• a state registered nurse
• a state registered mental nurse
• a registered occupational therapist

About applying for probate

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Published 19 July 2018
Last updated 9 December 2022 + show all updates

1. 9 December 2022

   Added a list of who is eligible to fill out this form.

2. 2 June 2021

   Replaced form and added Welsh version of form.

3. 2 November 2020

   Removed the sentence 'If you use the paper form you’ll need to swear an oath in person at a probate registry’.

4. 19 July 2018

   First published.