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  2. Begin by entering your full name(s) in the designated field. If applicable, include any previous names.
  3. If you are filling out the form as an executor, provide the name of the deceased individual and their previous names if relevant.
  4. Next, indicate on behalf of whom you are submitting this form by entering the entity's name and type (e.g., partnership, corporate body).
  5. Fill in your address details, including town and postcode. Ensure accuracy for proper processing.
  6. Provide your date of birth if you are completing the form personally; otherwise, leave this blank.
  7. Select one of the options regarding your intention to apply for sequestration or a protected trust deed.
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