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Filling out the Royalgreenwi form is a crucial step in the probate process for small estates. This guide provides clear and concise instructions to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Royalgreenwi form.

1. Use the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Royalgreenwi form and open it in your choice of editor.
2. Begin by entering your name and address in the designated fields for the affiant.
3. Indicate your authority to file this affidavit by checking at least one of the applicable boxes based on your relationship to the decedent.
4. Fill in the decedent’s details including their name, address, age, social security number, date of death, and place of death.
5. List the property in the decedent's estate, specifying the real and personal property along with their respective fair market values, ensuring they align with the maximum totals allowed.
6. State the county where the affidavit should be filed and check the appropriate box that reflects the decedent's connection to that county.
7. Confirm that no probate estate exists by checking the box provided.
8. Indicate whether there is a will by checking one of the options and attaching the original will if applicable.
9. List the heirs and their addresses, maintaining the specified format.
10. If applicable, list the devisees and their last-known addresses.
11. Promise to provide notice to each heir and devisee, and specify how you will deliver that notice.
12. Clearly delineate who is entitled to what property, following the will's instructions or intestacy laws.
13. List any known creditors’ names, last-known addresses, and type of claims or amounts owed.
14. If there are disputed claims, include the details of those claims as well.
15. Affirm your commitment to notify creditors and the Estate Administration within the specified timeframe.
16. Review the document for accuracy, then sign and date the affidavit before a notary public.

Complete and submit the Royalgreenwi form online to ensure timely processing of your small estate.