Maryland Notice of Extension of Time To Elect Statutory Share is a legal document that is used to extend the time frame for a person to exercise their statutory rights to elect a certain share of an estate. The document is used in the state of Maryland and is typically used in cases of intestate succession, where the deceased person has not explicitly designated who will receive what portion of the estate. The document is typically signed by the personal representative of the deceased and an attorney of the estate and serves as an official document of record. There are two types of Maryland Notice of Extension of Time To Elect Statutory Share: Regular Notice and Exceptional Notice. A Regular Notice is used in the normal course of estates, while an Exceptional Notice is used in cases where a beneficiary is unable to exercise their statutory rights within the normal timeframe.