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When can the Personal Representative close the Estate?
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The Sworn Statement cannot be filed unless all bills are paid and all documents. (PC591)
Once the Closing Statement is filed, a Certificate of Completion can be issued by the probate court, after 30 days have passed. This Certificate officially closes the probate administration.
The court will generally issue this document to the personal representative or to the law firm handling this matter.
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