Follow the steps to complete the form successfully.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Ucpr Form 111 and open it in the online editor.
2. In the court details section, enter the name of the court, which is the Supreme Court of New South Wales, and fill out the division as Equity along with the list as Probate.
3. Input the case number assigned when notice of intention to apply was published in the designated field.
4. For the title of proceedings, list the name of the applicant(s) as the plaintiff(s), followed by the full name of the deceased, and include the suburb or city where the deceased resided.
5. Document the deceased's occupation and date of death. Then, fill in the gross value and net value of the estate as required.
6. In the filing details section, provide the names of all applicants, ensuring to separate them with a semicolon if there are multiple.
7. Add a contact name, telephone number, and email address for the primary applicant.
8. Specify that the summons is to be dealt with in the absence of the parties and provide any pertinent details in the relief claimed section, including the type of grant being sought and the date of the will.
9. If applicable, indicate the capacity for each applicant and any limitations on the grant.
10. All applicants should sign where indicated, providing their capacity and the date of signature.
11. Complete the further details about each plaintiff, including their name and address, ensuring that the address for service complies with New South Wales regulations.
12. Review all information for accuracy, then save the changes, download the completed form, or print it as needed.

Start filling out your Ucpr Form 111 online today to ensure a smooth probate process.