The Pennsylvania Affidavit by Foreign Fiduciary is a form that is used by a fiduciary, such as a trustee, executor, administrator, guardian, or conservator, who is not a resident of the state of Pennsylvania. The purpose of the form is to provide evidence that the fiduciary is a qualified representative of a non-resident estate and to affirm that the fiduciary is authorized to manage the estate in the state of Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Affidavit by Foreign Fiduciary must be signed by the fiduciary in the presence of a notary public, and must include information such as the fiduciary's name, address, and the name of the estate for which they are responsible. The form also requires the fiduciary to provide a list of all assets of the estate, including real estate, and to provide a list of any claims or liabilities against the estate. There are three types of Pennsylvania Affidavit by Foreign Fiduciary: the Executor's Affidavit, the Administrator's Affidavit, and the Guardian's Affidavit. Each of these forms is used to provide the necessary information for the Pennsylvania court to consider the fiduciary as a qualified representative of the non-resident estate.