Form PC119 Trustee's License to Sell - Vermont

What Is Form PC119?

This is a legal form that was released by the Vermont Probate Court - a government authority operating within Vermont. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell in Vermont?
A: A PC119 Trustee's License to Sell in Vermont is a document that allows a trustee to sell real estate as part of a probate or trust administration process.

Q: Who can apply for a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell?
A: The trustee of an estate or a trust is eligible to apply for a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell in Vermont.

Q: What is the purpose of a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell?
A: The purpose of a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell is to provide legal authority for a trustee to sell real estate assets of an estate or a trust.

Q: How can someone obtain a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell?
A: To obtain a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell in Vermont, the trustee must file an application with the Vermont Probate Court and comply with the court's requirements.

Q: What are the requirements for obtaining a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell?
A: The trustee must provide a complete inventory of the estate or trust, obtain consent from interested parties, submit a proposed sales agreement, and pay any necessary fees to obtain a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell.

Q: Is a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell required for every sale of real estate by a trustee?
A: Yes, a PC119 Trustee's License to Sell is required for every sale of real estate by a trustee in Vermont, unless the property is specifically exempted by the court.