Ancillary administration in the foreign state generally includes all of the following procedures EXCEPT:
A)Transfer of the decedent's personal property to persons entitled to the property according to the foreign state's intestate succession statute
B)Payment of taxes imposed by the foreign state to that state
C)Acceptance by the foreign state court of the will admitted to probate in the decedent's domiciliary state
D)Issuance of letters of authority that permit the real property to be transferred to the designated devisee named in the will

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Ancillary administration involves handling a decedent's estate in a state other than the one where they were domiciled, primarily concerning real property located in that foreign state. The transfer of personal property according to the foreign state's intestate succession statute is not typically part of ancillary administration, as personal property is generally governed by the laws of the decedent's domicile state.

Ancillary Administration in the Foreign State Generally Includes All of the Following