15.202—What items must the agency include in the probate file?
We will include the items listed in this section in the probate file.
(b)
A completed “Data for Heirship Findings and Family History Form” or successor form, certified by BIA, with the enrollment or other identifying number shown for each potential heir or devisee.
(1)
Whether the heirs and devisees meet the definition of “Indian” for probate purposes, including enrollment or eligibility for enrollment in a tribe; or
(d)
If an individual qualifies as an Indian only because of ownership of a trust or restricted interest in land, the date on which the individual became the owner of the trust or restricted interest.
(2)
Identification of any interests that represent less than 5 percent of the undivided interests in a parcel.
(f)
A statement showing the balance and the source of funds in the decedent's IIM account on the date of death.
(g)
A statement showing all receipts and sources of income to and disbursements, if any, from the decedent's IIM account after the date of death.
(i)
A copy of any statement or document concerning any wills, codicils, or revocations the BIA returned to the testator.
(j)
Any statement renouncing an interest in the estate that has been submitted to us, and the information necessary to identify any person receiving a renounced interest.
(k)
Claims of creditors that have been submitted to us under § 15.302 through 15.305, including documentation required by § 15.305.
(n)
The record of each tribal or individual request to purchase a trust or restricted land interest at probate.
(o)
The record of any individual request for a consolidation agreement, including a description, such as an Individual/Tribal Interest Report, of any lands not part of the decedent's estate that are proposed for inclusion in the consolidation agreement.