The Oregon Small Estate Affidavit — Instruction Sheet is a document used to settle a deceased person's estate in the state of Oregon without having to go through the Oregon probate court process. It is typically used when the deceased person had very few assets and/or debts, and the value of all their assets did not exceed $275,000. The affidavit is used to transfer assets to the deceased person’s designated beneficiaries, and can be used for bank accounts, real estate, motor vehicles, and other personal property. There are two types of Oregon Small Estate Affidavits — Instruction Sheet. The first type is a "Full Estate" affidavit, which is used when the deceased person's assets are valued at or below $275,000. The second type is a "Partial Estate" affidavit, which is used when the deceased person's assets exceed $275,000. The Oregon Small Estate Affidavit — Instruction Sheet must be filled out completely and accurately, and signed by the deceased person's heirs or beneficiaries. It must be notarized by a notary public before it can be accepted by the Oregon Department of Revenue. Additionally, the affidavit must include a copy of the death certificate, and any other documents that are required by the Oregon Department of Revenue.