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Posted Wed, 07 May 2025 12:51:20 GMT by Cheryl Wood
Hello,<br> <br> My mother &amp; father were joint tenants on their property. My father died in 2008 &amp; unfortunately a DJP form was never completed so the property ownership is still showing as in joint names. My mother has now passed away and I am the beneficiary of the property &amp; wish to transfer it to myself &amp; my husband. I have both death certificates &amp; Letters of Administration for my mother. Unsure of which forms to complete with it still being in both parents names, does a DJP have to be completed first before the AS1 &amp; AP1 plus evidence of identity or does my Father's death certificate suffice?<br> <br> Many Thanks
Posted Wed, 07 May 2025 13:29:11 GMT by Adam Hookway
Hello Cheryl - you don't need form DJP pr two separate applications here.&#160;<br> Forms AP1, AS1, ID1/ID3 plus certified copies of the letters of administration and your Father's death certificate can be submitted as a single application&#160;
Posted Wed, 07 May 2025 13:51:06 GMT by Cheryl Wood
Thank you Adam,<br> <br> When completing the AS1 form would both of my parents names go in section 4 - Name of deceased proprietor? Also I am the beneficiary but can the property be put into mine &amp; my husbands name at my request?&#160;<br> <br> &#160;
Posted Wed, 07 May 2025 16:17:21 GMT by Adam Hookway
Cheryl - no, just your Mother's as she was the sole surviving legal owner for who letters of administration were required<br> It can be transferred into your joint names, yes, by way of the form AS1<br> Technically it should be a form TR1 as you are transferring to a beneficiary and a third party but there is no issue in your using a form AS1 in your specific scenario

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