Ohio Application For Release Of Estate From Administration — Short Form is a simplified form used in Ohio to request the release of an estate from administration. The form is used when the estate does not exceed $35,000 in value and the deceased had no will. It can be used by an individual, such as a surviving spouse, a minor, or a creditor, to request the release of the estate from administration. There are two types of Ohio Application For Release Of Estate From Administration — Short Form: the Regular Form and the Small Estates Form. The Regular Form is used when the estate is valued at $35,000 or less and the deceased had no will. The Small Estates Form is used when the estate is valued at $15,000 or less and the deceased had no will. Both forms require the applicant to provide information about the deceased, including their name, date of death, and place of residence. The applicant must also provide information about the beneficiaries of the estate, such as their names, addresses, and relationship to the deceased.