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- Begin by entering the 'State of' and 'County of' where the decedent resided. Fill in the 'Date of Death' accurately.
- Attach a certified copy of the death certificate as required. Ensure that you have this document ready for upload.
- In the 'Affiant' section, provide your printed name and signature, along with your Social Security Number and address details.
- Proceed to complete the 'Estate Summary' section by detailing all assets, including real estate, stocks, personal property, and life insurance. Make sure to calculate totals accurately.
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