Arizona Inventory and Appeasement and Proof of Mailing is an important legal document for settling estate matters in the state of Arizona. It is used to list and appraise all estate assets and liabilities in order to calculate the estate’s net value. The Inventory anAppeasementnt and Proof of Mailing must be filed with the court after the decedent’s death in order for the estate to be properly administered. There are two types of Arizona Inventory and Appeasement and Proof of Mailing. The first type is the Personal Representative's Inventory and Appeasement, which is filed with the court by the personal representative of the estate. This document must include a detailed inventory of the estate’s assets and liabilities, as well as an appraised value of the assets. The second type is the Beneficiary's Inventory and Appeasement, which is filed with the court by the beneficiaries of the estate. This document must include a detailed inventory of the estate’s assets and liabilities and must be signed by all parties involved. The Proof of Mailing is an additional document that must be filed with the court in order to prove that the Inventory and Appeasement documents were properly mailed to all interested parties. This document must include the names and addresses of all parties to whom the documents were mailed, as well as proof that the documents were actually sent.