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How Would I Word A Letter

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chrissa1 | 13:07 Thu 17th Apr 2014 | Civil
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Can anyone tell me the correct wording to use in a letter stating that my late husband did not leave a will and his Estate was less than £5000.00?

Thanks.
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Chrissa, don't worry, if they need more info, they'll reply to your letter either as Dear Chrissa, we need more info, such as (whatever it is they're looking for) or Dear Chrissa Thank you for your reply. The matter is now closed Anyhoo, it's been quite a while, I do worry about you at times, have you been given peace to grieve? xx
13:34 Thu 17th Apr 2014
Hi chrissa1 !
Who are you addressing the letter to ?

"He died intestate" would cover the no Will part.
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It's just a general letter for a bank.
Dear Sir/Madam,
......brief details of required info
Yours faithfully
chrissa1

No long winded stuff as all they need is details
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Ok, thanks redman. So they don't need to know the whys and wherefores then?
They will need proof i.e Death Certificate , and anything else they may have asked for.
Just stick to the basic details as required
Chrissa, don't worry, if they need more info, they'll reply to your letter either as
Dear Chrissa,
we need more info, such as (whatever it is they're looking for)

or

Dear Chrissa

Thank you for your reply. The matter is now closed

Anyhoo, it's been quite a while, I do worry about you at times, have you been given peace to grieve? xx
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Thanks again, redman.
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Oh thank you, alba. That's very kind of you. Yes, I am doing ok now. These sort of things seem to go on and on.

Missing, Doctors mind, over the Easter Break. Lol.

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