Alaska Acceptance of Duties and Letters of Administration are documents issued by the courts in the state of Alaska, which authorize a person to act as a personal representative of a deceased person’s estate. These documents are necessary for the personal representative to fulfill their duties and to ensure that all the deceased person’s assets and liabilities are properly handled. Two types of Alaska Acceptance of Duties and Letters of Administration are available. The first is a “Letters Testamentary” which is issued to the executor of the deceased person’s will. This document gives the executor the authority to administer the estate and to make decisions in a timely manner. The second type is a “Letters of Administration” which is issued to the administrator of the estate if there is no will. This document gives the administrator the authority to administer the estate and to make decisions in a timely manner. Both of these documents are issued by the court and must be filed with the court. The document must include the deceased person’s name, date of death, and the name of the person who is to act as the personal representative. The document also includes the duties and responsibilities of the personal representative as well as instructions on how to handle the deceased person’s assets and liabilities.