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Deceased Property Owner Change In Ownership Statement Form. This is a California form and can be use in Sonoma Local County.
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Deceased Property Owner
Change in Ownership Statement
(R&T Code Sections 60-66 and 480-485)
Upon completion, mail this form to the Sonoma County Assessor.
Instructions: Complete a separate form for each property. Answer each question.
Name of Decedent:
APN:
Social Security No:
Date of Death :
Situs:
Transferee Information:
A.
Transfer is to decedent’s spouse or to a Trust of which the spouse is the sole beneficiary
or the income beneficiary. (Check even if Affidavit of Death of Joint Tenant is to be
recorded.)
Name of Spouse: ____________________________________________________________
B.
Transfer is to decedent’s non-spousal beneficiaries as indicated below:
Name of Beneficiary
Relationship to Deceased
% To Be Acquired
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
This property has been sold or will be sold prior to distribution: Yes ________ No __________
Tax statements regarding reassessment should be sent to: (Name, Address & Phone #)
__________________________________________________________________________________
Person to contact for additional information, during normal business hours: (Name & Phone #)
__________________________________________________________________________________
Signature: _____________________________________________
Date___________________
THIS FORM DOES NOT TRANSFER TITLE. It is for assessment purposes only. Before our office can
change a name of record, a document must be recorded in the Sonoma County Recorder’s Office. You
may wish to consult an attorney or title company for information on the correct procedures and forms.
If decedent owed property in Sonoma County that is not included in this correspondence,
please list.
SCAO 346 E 11-04
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