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==Online Records==
==Online Records==
*{{RecordSearch|1918293|Saskatchewan, Probate Estate Files, 1887-1931}} Index and Images.  
*{{RecordSearch|1918293|Saskatchewan, Probate Estate Files, 1887-1931}} Index and Images.  
*{{RecordSearch|1392587|Saskatchewan, Judicial District Court Records, 1891-1954}} Contains Wills. Images Only.
*{{RecordSearch|1392587|Saskatchewan, Judicial District Court Records, 1891-1954}} Contains Wills. Images Only.  


==Courts of Saskatchewan==
There is no central repository for probate records in Saskatchewan. The province is divided into fifteen judicial districts (see [[Saskatchewan Court Records|Saskatchewan Court Records]]). Original wills and records of estates are filed with the clerk of the court of the judicial district, from whom certified copies may be obtained. A central index of all grants made in wills is filed with the Registrar of Estates and Wills, Regina Courthouse.
*[https://sasklawcourts.ca/index.php/home/court-of-queen-s-bench/wills-and-estates '''Courts of Saskatchewan: Wills and Estates Registry''']


There is no central repository for probate records in Saskatchewan. The province is divided into fifteen judicial districts (see [[Saskatchewan Court Records|Saskatchewan Court Records]]). Original wills and records of estates are filed with the clerk of the court of the judicial district, from whom certified copies may be obtained. A central '''index''' of all grants made in wills is filed with the Registrar of Estates and Wills, Regina Courthouse.
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The Wills and Estates Registry is the registry of every estate application, such as an application for Letters Probate or Letters of Administration, ever filed in a court in Saskatchewan. These records go back to 1905. Only some of this information is on computer; the first 100 years are recorded in handwriting in large docket books. Caveats registered against an estate are also recorded, as are wills deposited with a Local Registrar's Office for safekeeping.
From a search of the Wills and Estates Registry you can determine whether a court file exists, the nature of the application, the name of the applicant and the court house where the actual file is located. You can then contact the appropriate court house to obtain copies of any documents on the court file.
If a court file does exist, it will generally contain the following information:
*the original will, if one exists;
*a list of beneficiaries or other persons who may have an interest in the estate; and
*a list of all the assets of the deceased.
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It is important to note that not all estates require probate. This registry is a listing of the estates that had to go through court only, not every estate in Saskatchewan.
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To search the Wills and Estates Registry, mail, fax or deliver in person a letter including the following information:
*the deceased person's full name (and any aliases that person may have used);
*the deceased person's last known place of residence (city or town only, civic address not required); and
*the date of death (if this is not known, please provide some indication of the latest date the person was known to be alive; closely approximating the date *of death will speed the search results).
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Mailing Address:<br>
'''Wills and Estates Registry'''<br>
Local Registrar’s Office<br>
Court House<br>
2425 Victoria Avenue<br>
Regina, SK  S4P 4W6<br>
Canada<br>
Phone: (306) 787-5223<br>
Fax: (306) 787-7217<br>
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*[https://sasklawcourts.ca/index.php/home/court-of-queen-s-bench/wills-and-estates Fees apply.]
Please allow 1 to 2 weeks for search results.
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There is no central repository for probate records in Saskatchewan. The province is divided into fifteen judicial districts (see Saskatchewan Court Records). Original wills and records of estates are filed with the clerk of the court of the judicial district, from whom certified copies may be obtained. A central index of all grants made in wills is filed with the Registrar of Estates and Wills, Regina Courthouse.


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