300PC Form Details

The 300PC Form is used to open formal probate in South Carolina when a decedent leaves a will. It applies to formal testacy proceedings and the appointment of a personal representative to manage the estate.

To complete this form, you will need: the decedent's full name, date of death, county of domicile, last four digits of their Social Security number, and details about any wills or codicils. You must also disclose any changes in marital status or children born after the will was written, and whether the decedent was ever a patient at a mental health facility in South Carolina.

Once filed with the probate court, the court reviews the application and may schedule a hearing. The appointed personal representative then manages the estate, pays debts, and distributes assets to heirs.

Related South Carolina estate forms: the South Carolina Small Estate Affidavit for smaller estates, the South Carolina Living Will for healthcare decisions, and the Informal Probate Form for estates where the will is uncontested.

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Form Name300PC Form
Form Length6 pages
Fillable?No
Fillable fields0
Avg. time to fill out1 min 30 sec
Other namesform 300pc, south carolina form 300, sc form 300pc, sc probate court forms, lexington county probate court forms
Related formsSC Small Estate Affidavit, Informal Probate Form

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1. The 300PC form requires specific information in each section. Complete all required fields shown below:

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2. After finishing the first section, fill in these fields: Applicant/Petitioner Address, All Applicants/Petitioners Must, your relationship to the decedent, Decedent Information, Last Four Digits of Social Security Number, Name, Date of Birth, Date of Death, Age at date of death, Domicile at date of death, county, state, and the venue for this proceeding. Check all entries carefully before moving on.

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3. Complete the "Decedent was domiciled in this" section, the FORM number, and Page of fields. Do not skip any details.

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4. The next section requires information in these fields: additional sheet if necessary, Relationship to Decedent, Names and addresses of intestate heirs, Name, Date of Birth, Address, any changes in the decedent's circumstances, and your best knowledge of the estate. Provide all required information before continuing.

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5. Complete the final section carefully. Fill in all fields related to: whether a Guardian or Conservator was appointed, any previous Personal Representative, known claims on the estate, whether more than ten years have passed, and details about the decedent's personal representative. Do not leave any required fields blank, or your application may be considered incomplete.

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