Inheritance

Situations that begin with a death in Ukraine while the heir lives in Canada. These cases cover the six-month acceptance window, the notarial inheritance case, certificates and documents, and selling what was inherited.

01 My relative died in Ukraine and I live in Canada
The estate of a relative who died in Ukraine can be administered while you stay in Canada.
Acceptance is a matter of days once started; the certificate arrives after the six-month statutory period, and asset registration adds 1–3 months.
02 I inherited an apartment in Ukraine
An inherited apartment in Ukraine becomes fully yours once the inheritance certificate is followed by registration of your ownership in the State Register — both achievable from Canada through a representative.
Ownership registration 2–4 wks after the certificate; a sale track typically adds 1–3 months.
03 I need inheritance documents from Ukraine without travelling
Inheritance-related documents can be obtained from Ukraine while you stay in Canada: death certificate duplicates, inheritance certificate copies, kinship records, and estate file documents all issue to heirs or their authorized representatives.
2–4 wks for a standard document set; archive-dependent records can take longer.
04 I need to sell inherited property in Ukraine from Canada
Inherited property in Ukraine can be sold while you remain in Canada, once your ownership — based on the inheritance certificate — is registered in the State Register.
With registered title and aligned co-heirs, 4–8 wks from listing-ready to closing; the proceeds step adds 2–4 wks.
How this category works

We establish the deadline first, open or join the notarial inheritance case in Ukraine, prepare your documents and power of attorney on the Canadian side, and coordinate the notary, registry, and bank steps through licensed professionals in Ukraine.

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