A made-up Georgia estate, filled in on a generic inventory page. Each numbered blank has a note on who or what supplies the answer and the mistakes people make most.
Illustration only. This is a generic layout, not a court form. Your county publishes its own inventory form, so use that one. Every person, number and place on this page is fictional. Educational information only, not legal advice.
Each number on the form matches a note. On a computer the form stays in view while the notes scroll, and the number you are reading is outlined. On a phone, the notes follow the form and each has a link back.
In the Probate Court of 1Example County, State of Georgia
INVENTORY — DECEDENT'S ESTATE
TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF THE PROBATE COURT: The undersigned, 4Daniel R. Ellison, as 5Administrator, whose letters were issued on 609/15/2026, returns the following as a true and complete inventory of all the property of the decedent.
1. Real estate
2. Personal property
A. Bank accounts
B. Other financial accounts (stocks, bonds, mutual funds)
C. Vehicles (cars, trucks, boats, campers, trailers)
D. Other personal property and personal effects
Sign only in front of the notary or the probate clerk.
Daniel R. Ellison, Administrator · 100 Sample Road, Example, GA 30000 · (555) 555-0142
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of , 20.
Within the same six months, mail a copy of the inventory by first-class mail to each heir (no will) or beneficiary (will), and complete the court's certificate of mailing. Anyone can waive their copy in writing. Keep your own copy of everything you file.