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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the SURROGATE Consent to Affidavit in Lieu of Administration in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name in the designated field for the undersigned, ensuring it matches your legal identification.
  3. Fill in the name of the deceased next of kin and their last known address, as required by the form.
  4. In the section regarding consent, specify who among the next of kin will receive the personal assets. This should be clearly stated for legal clarity.
  5. Sign and date the document where indicated. Ensure that your signature is clear and legible.
  6. Finally, have a Notary Public or Attorney at Law witness your signature and complete their section, including affixing their seal if necessary.

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For example, a secured creditor who is entitled to enforce a security interest over the companys property can appoint a voluntary administrator. The creditor then has the benefit of an independent, objective review of the business from the administrator.
Your surviving spouse would normally be the first choice to be appointed administrator; however, s/he can sign what is called a waiver of citation, renunciation and consent to appointment of administrator. This means that someone lower on the priority list has asked the spouse to give up the right to be administrator
What is voluntary administration? An insolvency procedure where an external administrator is appointed because the company is in financial trouble. The voluntary administrator is appointed by either: the directors after they have decided the company is or is likely to become insolvent.
The following is needed to file for voluntary administration: Affidavit in Relation to Settlement of Small Estate, original death certificate, $1 filing fee (payable by cash or money order), copy of the funeral bill (if there is one), and the original and one copy of the Last Will and Testament (if there is one).
Voluntary administration serves as a streamlined method for managing small estates, particularly when transferring automobiles, recovering the last Social Security check, negotiating tax refunds, and accessing small bank deposits.

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By filing the Affidavit of Voluntary Administration, a person is asking to be appointed as a voluntary administrator of the estate. This individual may be nominated in the deceaseds Last Will and Testament, if one was created, or, if a Will is not available, the deceaseds closest living relative would be chosen.
The court also deals with unclaimed property of the deceased, who died without a will. The officer of such a court is elected by the people of the local county, and is called a surrogate. See also:probate court; estate. [Last reviewed in November of 2021 by the Wex Definitions Team]

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