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Begin by filling in the case number and the name of the deceased at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the specific probate case.
In section A, enter your name as 'AFFIANT' and specify the amount you are claiming against the estate. Ensure that all legal offsets and payments are accounted for.
For section B, provide details about the CLAIMANT, including their name and address. This identifies who is making the claim.
In section C, indicate whether your claim is based on a written instrument or account. If applicable, attach a copy as 'EXHIBIT A'. If not, describe the basis of your claim clearly.
Section D requires you to confirm your status regarding ownership of the claim. Choose between being an owner or an authorized representative and provide necessary details.
Finally, complete section E by signing as AFFIANT, providing your printed name, address, and phone number. Don’t forget to have it notarized before submission.
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