Quick Answer: Multiple Inheritance Advances
Yes, you can absolutely receive more than one inheritance advance on the same estate. If your initial advance didn’t cover your total financial needs, InheritNOW allows you to return for additional funding as long as there is enough remaining value in your inheritance. Because your information is already verified in our system, subsequent advances are often processed even faster than the first.
How Multiple Advances Work:
- Total Limit: Most beneficiaries can advance up to a specific percentage (typically 30-40%) of their total expected inheritance.
- Flexible Timing: You can take your total advance all at once or in smaller increments over several months.
- Accelerated Process: Since we already have your probate documents and ID, approval for a second advance is streamlined.
- No Extra Interest: Since this is not a loan, you aren’t paying monthly interest on the first advance while you wait for the second.
Thousands of people have used inheritance advances to access their funds faster, bypassing the 12–24 month probate wait. For many, the process is so simple and the relief so immediate that they find themselves asking: “Can the same person get more than one advance on the same inheritance?”
The answer is a resounding yes. In fact, many InheritNOW clients prefer to take a smaller initial advance and then return for a second or third amount as their financial needs evolve during the probate process.
Why Get a Second Advance?
Life doesn’t stop just because an estate is in probate. You might have used your first advance for immediate bills but now find you need funds for:
- Down payments on a new home or vehicle.
- Unexpected medical expenses.
- Investing in a time-sensitive opportunity.
- Covering additional legal or funeral costs.
The “InheritNOW Advantage” for Returning Clients
If you have already received an advance through InheritNOW, the hardest part is over. We have already verified the estate assets, reviewed the probate filings, and confirmed your standing as a beneficiary. This means that for a second advance:
- The paperwork is minimal.
- Approval is usually granted within hours.
- Funds are typically wired to you on the same day.
Whether you take your full eligible amount all at once or in several smaller advances, the total fee is based on the final reassignment of the portion you choose to sell. There is no penalty for coming back again and again until you reach your maximum eligibility.
Ready for more? Simply reach out to your Funding Analyst or apply again through our portal to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
There is no limit to the number of advances, but there is a limit on the total percentage of your inheritance you can advance. Most companies cap the total amount at roughly 40% of your projected distribution to ensure you still receive a significant lump sum when probate closes.
No. An inheritance advance is not a loan, so there are no monthly payments or “repayment” required from you. The company waits until the estate closes to be paid directly from the estate’s assets.
No. Just like your first advance, a second or third advance is a private transaction between you and InheritNOW. It has no impact on the shares of other beneficiaries or the overall probate process.