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In Part I, enter your name as the requester of the license to sell real estate. Provide details about the property, including the book and page number and the town where the deed is recorded.
Check the appropriate box that applies to your situation and complete the corresponding paragraph explaining why the sale is necessary or beneficial for the estate.
Fill in the date and sign at the bottom of Part I, ensuring your printed name is clear.
In Part II, provide details of your oath by filling in where and when you appeared before a notary or probate judge. Ensure they sign as well.
In Part III, gather signatures from all interested parties. Each person should print their name, address, and telephone number before signing to consent to the license.
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