Somerset County Notice of Death Affidavit Form

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Cities and Jurisdictions in Somerset County

Properties in any of these areas use Somerset County forms:

• Anson
• Athens
• Bingham
• Cambridge
• Canaan
• Caratunk
• Detroit
• Fairfield
• Harmony
• Hartland
• Hinckley
• Jackman
• Madison
• New Portland
• Norridgewock
• North Anson
• Palmyra
• Pittsfield
• Rockwood
• Saint Albans
• Shawmut
• Skowhegan
• Smithfield
• Solon
• West Forks

In Maine a Notice of Death Affidavit is appropriate for use by a surviving beneficiary identified in a recorded Transfer on Death Deed. The beneficiaries record the Notice of Death Affidavit (in the registry of deeds in the county where the real property is located) (to confirm title following the death of the transferor.)
The Notice of Death Affidavit must contain:
1. (The name and address, if known, of each beneficiary taking under the transfer on death deed)
2. (The street address of the property)
3. (The date of the transfer on death deed)
4. (The book and page number at which the transfer on death deed was recorded prior to the transferor's death)
5. (The name of the deceased transferor)
6. (The date and place of death)
7. (The name and address to which all future tax bills should be mailed)
8. (The affidavit must be notarized.) (ME revised statute 6-414)

(Maine Notice of Death Affidavit Package includes form, guidelines, and completed example)

Important: Your property must be located in Somerset County to use these forms. Documents should be recorded at the office below.

This Notice of Death Affidavit meets all recording requirements specific to Somerset County.

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