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- Begin by entering the Owner Name, including first, middle, last, and suffix. This identifies the decedent whose property you are claiming.
- Fill in the Date of Death and Place of Death, including County and State. This information is crucial for validating the affidavit.
- In Section 1, confirm that the decedent died more than 30 days prior to executing this affidavit by checking the appropriate box.
- Complete Section 2 by stating that the total value of personal property does not exceed $50,000.00.
- In Section 3, affirm your status as a successor entitled to the decedent's property by will or intestate succession.
- Provide details about the motor vehicle owned by the decedent in Section 5, including Vehicle Identification Number, Year, Make, Body Style, and Plate Number.
- Finally, sign as Affiant in the designated area and ensure it is notarized by a Notary or MVD Agent.
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