After death Shevelev, permanently residing in Tyumen

After the death of Shevelev, who permanently resides in Tyumen, there remained a house owned by him and several deposits made by him in various branches of Sberbank.
To arrange a funeral, a daughter of Shevelev and Kurchakova came from Yekaterinburg. Taking the father’s two savings books on the same day, she tried to withdraw some of the funds from one of the accounts, but was refused due to the fact that she did not have documents confirming the funeral expenses incurred. She left both books for herself.
The next day, Kurchakova was taken to hospital with a diagnosis of heart failure, where she died several hours later. Among her things, handed over to the storage room in the hospital, were her father’s savings books. The son of Shevelev, Andrey, and Kurchakova’s husband, SM, turned to the notary office of Tyumen. Kurchakov. Andrey Shevelev asked to recognize him as the sole heir in the property of his father, since the daughter of Shevelev, Kurchakova, died three days after the death of her father, not accepting the inheritance. CM. Kurchakov asked to issue him a certificate of the right to inherit property in the share owed to his wife.
The notary refused to give Shevelev a certificate of inheritance, stating that, along with him, he must be recognized as the heiress of Kurchakov, and S.M. Kurchaku explained that he should turn to the notary office of Yekaterinburg.
Does the explanation of the notary law?