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Code · Virginia · Title 64.2 · Chapter 13

Code of Virginia § 64.2-1303. Copies of inventories and accounts to be provided by personal representatives.

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A. Every personal representative filing with the commissioner of accounts an inventory or account, including an affidavit of intent to file a statement in lieu of an account pursuant to § 64.2-1314 , or any document making changes to either, shall, on or before the date of such filing, send a copy thereof by first-class mail to those persons to whom notice was given pursuant to subsections A and B of § 64.2-508 and who requested the same from the personal representative in writing. Copies sent pursuant to this subsection need not include copies of any supporting vouchers and such copies need not be given to
(i)persons who would take only as heirs at law in a case where all of the decedent's probate estate is disposed of by will or
(ii)beneficiaries whose gifts have been satisfied in full prior to such filing. A request for copies may be made to a personal representative at any time. The request may relate to one specific filing or to all filings to be made by the personal representative but it is not effective for filings made prior to its receipt by a personal representative.
B. No commissioner of accounts shall approve any personal representative's inventory or account
(i)until 21 days have elapsed from the receipt of such inventory or account and
(ii)unless the inventory or account contains a statement that any copies requested pursuant to this section have been mailed and shows the names and addresses of the persons to whom they were mailed and the date of such mailing.
2001, c. 265 , § 26-12.4; 2012, c. 614 .
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