22 CFR Part 72 - DEATHS AND ESTATES
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- Reporting Deaths of United States Nationals
- Disposition of Remains
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Personal Estates of Deceased United States Citizens and Nationals
- § 72.8 — Regulatory responsibility of consular officer.
- § 72.9 — Responsibility if legal representative is present.
- § 72.10 — Responsibility if a will intended to operate locally exists.
- § 72.11 — Responsibility if a will intended to operate in the United States exists.
- § 72.12 — Bank deposits in foreign countries.
- § 72.13 — Effects to be taken into physical possession.
- § 72.14 — Nominal possession; property not normally taken into physical possession.
- § 72.15 — Action when possession is impractical.
- § 72.16 — Procedure for inventorying and appraising effects.
- § 72.17 — Final statement of account.
- § 72.18 — Payment of debts owed by decedent.
- § 72.19 — Consular officer is ordinarily not to act as administrator of estate.
- § 72.20 — Prohibition against performing legal services or employing counsel.
- § 72.21 — Consular officer may not assume financial responsibility for the estate.
- § 72.22 — Release of personal estate to legal representative.
- § 72.23 — Affidavit of next of kin.
- § 72.24 — Conflicting claims.
- § 72.25 — Transfer of personal estate to Department of State.
- § 72.26 — Vesting of personal estate in United States.
- § 72.27 — Export of cultural property; handling other property when export, possession, or import may be illegal.
- § 72.28 — Claims for lost, stolen, or destroyed personal estate.
- Real Property Overseas Belonging to a Decreased United States Citizen or National
- Fees
Title 22 published on 2012-04-01
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