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Newcastle upon Tyne Probate Registry

Office status and address read on GOV.UK's Find a Court or Tribunal on 15 September 2026. ProbateCheck is an independent service, not a law firm.

The Newcastle upon Tyne probate office is open by appointment at 2nd Floor, Kings Court, Earl Grey Way, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE29 6AR, as listed on Find a Court or Tribunal on 15 September 2026. You do not need to visit it to find a will or grant of probate: the records for England and Wales are one national index you can search online, and a copy costs £16.

Probate office in Newcastle upon Tyne: open by appointment

2nd Floor, Kings CourtEarl Grey WayNewcastle upon TyneNE29 6AR

"If challenging a probate application ('entering a caveat') you must email if you want to request an in-person appointment. Do not call the registry as they will be unable to make an appointment over the phone." Email contactprobate@justice.gov.uk. Enquiries 0300 303 0648, Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm. Applications are not taken at the counter: apply online or post form PA1P or PA1A to HMCTS Probate, PO Box 12625, Harlow, CM20 9QF.

Grants processed by the Newcastle upon Tyne registry

Real records from the public probate index, covering estates in places such as Middlesbrough, St. Albans, North Shields, Coulsdon. New grants are now processed centrally, so these are historical records, and they remain fully searchable.

William Frederick Smith · grant 2002
Vera Smith · grant 2003
Margaret Smith · grant 2002
Maurice James Smith · grant 2002
Beryl Jean Smith · grant 2002
Eileen May Beatrice Smith · grant 2003
Benjamin Smith · grant 2002
Margaret Dunn Smith · grant 2002
Gerald Smith · grant 2002
George Smith · grant 2003
William Smith · grant 2002
Leslie Smith · grant 2002

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