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Questions 1 - 4
The information you enter in this section completes Form ET-141, lines 1-4. Fields left blank default to No on Form ET-141.
Describe if decedent ever owned an interest in real estate located in New York State
If you enter dates of ownership and addresses, the property information displays on Form ET-141 (or in an attached statement if you enter multiple properties), and marks the Yes box.
Questions 5 - 9
The information you enter in this section completes Form ET-141, lines 5-9. Enter information for the last five years prior to death.
Years and states where decedent was registered to vote
Enter the latest year first;
Date To
must equal the decedent’s date of death. There is no default if this field is blank.Describe if party to any legal proceedings
If the decedent was party to a legal proceeding in New York State during the last five years prior to death, enter a description of the proceedings. If you enter the court information, dates, and types of action here, the legal proceedings information displays on Form ET-141, and marks the Yes box.
Questions 10 - 13
The information you enter in this section completes Form ET-141, Page 2, lines 10-13. If the
Describe if licensed to operate a business, motor vehicle, etc.
, Residence described in trust indentures, mortgages, etc.
, and Describe if decedent was a member of any church, club, or organization
fields are left blank, the No box will be marked.Applicant Information
Enter applicant information on the federal Names screen. Select the applicant’s name and enter the applicant’s connection with the estate. The name, address, and relationship information for the selected applicant displays on Form ET-141. This information completes Form ET-141, Page 2, Applicant’s General Information.