And this so‑called statutory examination procedure first requires the claimant to commission a lawyer or notary to submit a written petition to the Monarch.
Under normal circumstances, once the Monarch receives the petition, the case will be transferred to the House of Lords and handed over to the House of Lords Nobility Qualifications committee for trial. The members of this committee are usually senior Nobility and judges; they are responsible for presiding over hearings, consulting genealogical records, questioning witnesses, and so on.
In addition, the Royal Family Legal Advisor must assist from the side, representing the Royal Family in examining whether the petitioner is fraudulently claiming or fabricating the title.
