§ 15.109 - Can a probable heir or beneficiary give up his/her interest in trust or restricted lands or trust funds?

Related Notices
- 01-1419. Final Rule. 01-1419. Trust Management Reform: Leasing/Permitting, Grazing, Probate and Funds Held in Trust
- 00-17195. Notice of Proposed Rulemaking. 00-17195. Trust Management Reform: Leasing/Permitting, Grazing, Probate and Funds Held in Trust

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Unless otherwise provided by federal law or a tribal inheritance code approved by the Secretary, you must file a statement renouncing your interest with the BIA or the OHA before the deciding official issues an order.

(a) If you are a non-Indian and 21 years or older, you may give up all or part of your interest by submitting a notarized statement in which you renounce your interest in the estate.

(b) If you are an Indian and 21 years or older and you wish to give up all or part of your interest in the estate, we must refer your request to the OHA in accordance with 43 CFR 4.208.

                    
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