Texas probate · Document guide
Affidavit of Citation and Delivery of Final Account
Give the court a record of the final-account notices, copies delivered, and signed waivers. This helps show that the people entitled to review the account received the required opportunity before the court acts.
Texas Estates Code § 362.005
Where it goes
Filed with the probate court handling the estate, in person or through eFileTexas.gov.
Who signs
Personal Representative signs.
Oath or notarization
The personal representative signs before a notary.
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What to have on hand
Court details
The estate name, county, court, and case number, if one has been assigned.
Final account and recipients
A copy of the final account and the names and addresses of the people receiving it.
Delivery records
Copies of notices, mailing receipts, tracking details, and any proof of delivery.
Filing fees by county
Fees to open the probate case. Confirm with the county clerk before filing.
| County | Filing fee |
|---|---|
| Dallas County | $388 |
| Tarrant County | $380 |
| Collin County | $385 |
| Denton County | $385 |
| Harris County | $432 |
| Travis County | $378 |
| Bexar County | $391 |
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