Does a resident process agent form need to be notarized? | NC

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Q: Does a resident process agent form need to be notarized for an estate case? A: Yes. In a North Carolina estate case, if a nonresident person is applying to serve as executor or administrator, the resident process agent form should usually be notarized before it is filed. The form appoints a North Carolina resident to receive legal papers for the nonresident personal representative. Both the…