Ohio Notice To Extend Administration is a document issued by the probate court in Ohio to extend the administration of an estate. This document is typically used when an estate is complex or requires more time to resolve. It is also used when there are assets that must be sold or appraised, or when there are disputes between heirs or creditors that must be settled. The extension can be for up to six months and can be renewed if needed. There are two types of Ohio Notice To Extend Administration: Temporary Extension and Permanent Extension. The Temporary Extension is for estates of small value and is only valid for up to six months, while the Permanent Extension is for larger estates and can be extended for up to two years. In either case, the extension will be approved by the court if the estate administrator provides a valid reason for the extension and a written statement of the current status of the estate.