Inheritance & Estates

Guides for heirs in Canada dealing with an estate in Ukraine: accepting an inheritance remotely, the document set, and selling inherited property. They explain the six-month deadlines, the notarial process, and what representation from Canada looks like.

01 Inheritance document checklist: Ukrainian estate from Canada
The inheritance file rests on a defined set: the death certificate, documents proving your kinship to the deceased, your passport, the estate's asset records, and a power of attorney if you act through a representative from Canada.
02 Inheritance in Ukraine while living in Canada: the full route
An heir living in Canada can complete a Ukrainian inheritance end to end remotely: a representative files your acceptance with the estate notary within the statutory six-month window, the notary administers the estate, and the inheritance certificate issues to you through the representative.
03 Selling inherited Ukrainian property from Canada
Inherited property sells through two consecutive matters: first complete the inheritance — acceptance, certificate, and registration of your ownership in the property register — then run the sale like any remote property sale, with a representative acting under a property power of attorney.
How this category works

Each guide opens with the direct answer, then walks the route in order: establishing the estate, accepting the inheritance through a representative, the notary's certificate, and what comes after — property registration, sale, or funds movement. Deadlines and change-sensitive rules are flagged where they apply.

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