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_______________________ Attorney for Representative (address) THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ________ JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ________ In the Matter of the CASE NO. _______________ Estate of LETTERS TESTAMENTARY _______________, Deceased The will of _______________________, deceased, dated ____ day of _____, 19___, having been proved and admitted to probate in the above-named Court in informal proceedings, _______________________, is hereby appointed personal representative (executor) of said will and estate. WITNESS: The undersigned, Magistrate of the District Court of the _____ Judicial District of the State of Idaho, in and for the County of _____, State of Idaho, with the seal of the Court affixed, this _____ day of ____________ 19____. _________________________________
    on the 26th of september 1891, the state of Idaho passed an act entitled 'an act to provide for administration of decedent's will,' which amended the will by adding new sections to section 16. The amended will, as well as its contents, was entered in the state court of probate. As a condition precedent to the administration of the will, the state Idaho created a special agent of the will, who was charged to conduct the estate and take care of it in every aspect of the administration. He named edward o. Davis, and appointed him a deputy. According to idaho code section , deputy executors are appointed in certain circumstances.  the specific circumstances are: (1) when the executor of a will cannot be found and does not live with the decedent or is absent from the state and is unable to perform some portion of the administration; (2) to take care of the property and effects of the decedent whose death has not been reported in writing after a search or other diligent endeavor is made to locate the decedent and whose will has not been reported; (3) when an estate is to be administered to another person whose name cannot be found in the probate document or a will or an action on the estate is pending against the individual serving as guardian of the estate.  eligibility for deputy executor in idaho.  theSecretary of Statee determines if a person is eligible to serve as a deputy executive administrator.  there are two sections in the idaho code governing eligibility to serve as a deputy executive administrator. Section (1)(a)(i)-(iv) says that any “minor, blind or incapacitated person, dependent child or guardian of a person described in this subsection” may elect to be a deputy executor or administrator. Section (1)(c) notes that a person who resides more than 180 miles from the decedent “may not act as executor," and the "person may not claim to be serving as executor."  the requirements for serving as a deputy executor in Idaho are that a person must be at least 17 years old and be able to read, write and understand the English language. The person also need not reside in Idaho, but only be registered to vote.  sectio prohibits a deputy from accepting an appointment until after the death.