Estate Search - estate number format
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Published rule for searching by estate number.
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- A full 12 (twelve) character estate number is required; pad shorter numbers with leading zeros (e.g. 000000123456, 000000W21001, 000123-12-09).
- Coverage start year (published values by court, case type, and county - for example, District Court criminal late 1991, civil 1989, Montgomery County civil 1978)
- Available for the period that each county has maintained an automated case management system; the amount of historical information may vary by county based on when the system was deployed (as published)
- Case types covered (traffic, criminal, civil, judgments and liens, estate, appeals)
- All Register of Wills cases in the state: decedent's name, case number, date of death, personal representative's name, attorney's name, county of filing, estate type, estate status (as published)
- Result cap (published: Case Search 600 results, Estate Search 500)
- 500 records (published message: 'The result set exceeds the limit of 500 records. Please narrow your search.')
- Name search rules (exact match by default; partial match is the first letter of the surname + %; % is not allowed at the start or inside a word; company names go in the Person Search surname field)
- Use a % as a wildcard at the end of a field (e.g. Smith%); searching a date range requires a last or first name (partials allowed)
- Lookup fee (published: Case Search is free, Civil Judgment and Satisfaction Data is subscription-based)
- Viewing basic estate information and estate dockets online is free using the Estate Search page; estate records in .pdf format may be downloaded for a fee of $0.50 per page; some offices have public viewing stations where viewing is free and printing is $0.50 per page (as published)
- Where and how to request copies (in person or in writing at the record-holding court; estates via the county Register of Wills)
- At the Register of Wills' Office in the county where the estate record is on file; requests must be made in person or in writing (as published)
- Non-public and automatic suppression (automatic suppression under expungement law, HB 1336, HB 837, stet after 3 years, as published)
- Last Wills and Testaments filed for safekeeping by living persons are not public record; only the testator (the individual who filed the Will), or someone authorized by them in writing, may view or remove the Will from the safekeeping records (as published)
原データ更新日：2026-10-22
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