The Pennsylvania Revocation of Letters Granted Checklist is a document used by Pennsylvania probate courts to revoke letters granted to an executor or administrator of an estate. This document outlines the procedures required for the court to officially revoke the letters of appointment from an executor or administrator. There are two types of Pennsylvania Revocation of Letters Granted Checklist: one for revoking Letters Testamentary (granted to an executor) and one for revoking Letters of Administration (granted to an administrator). Both forms list the requirements to be met for a successful revocation including: filing an application for revocation, providing notice to interested parties, and submitting the original document that served as the basis for the letters of appointment. Once completed, the court will review the application and, if approved, the letters of appointment will be revoked.
The Pennsylvania Revocation of Letters Granted Checklist is a document used by Pennsylvania probate courts to revoke letters granted to an executor or administrator of an estate. This document outlines the procedures required for the court to officially revoke the letters of appointment from an executor or administrator. There are two types of Pennsylvania Revocation of Letters Granted Checklist: one for revoking Letters Testamentary (granted to an executor) and one for revoking Letters of Administration (granted to an administrator). Both forms list the requirements to be met for a successful revocation including: filing an application for revocation, providing notice to interested parties, and submitting the original document that served as the basis for the letters of appointment. Once completed, the court will review the application and, if approved, the letters of appointment will be revoked.
