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The Affidavit of Domicile is a legal form used to establish the residency definition for school purposes in Wake County, particularly in the context of estate administration. This document formally states the domicile of a deceased individual, which is essential for determining eligibility for residency-related matters, such as school enrollment for dependents. The affidavit features sections where the affiant can disclose their name and address, confirm their role as the estate’s executor or administrator, and provide details regarding the deceased’s residence and duration of stay. Filling instructions include providing the deceased's name, the affiant's signature, and details surrounding the transfer of relevant securities owned by the decedent. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, paralegals, and legal assistants who are involved in managing estates, ensuring compliance with residency definitions, and facilitating asset transfers efficiently. It assists in clarifying residency-related issues for the deceased, thereby impacting school enrollment and broader legal matters. By utilizing this affidavit, legal professionals can streamline the estate probate process while providing necessary documentation to confirm residency and support the needs of the deceased's family.
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