The Arizona Letter Of Appointment And Acceptance Of Appointment Of Special Administrator is a document that is used when a court appoints an individual to act as a Special Administrator in a probate case. This document outlines the duties of the Special Administrator, as well as the rights and privileges of the appointed individual. It also outlines the powers of the Special Administrator and any restrictions or limitations that apply. The document is signed by the court, the appointed Special Administrator, and the appointed representative of the estate. There are three types of Arizona Letters Of Appointment And Acceptance Of Appointment Of Special Administrators: 1. The General Letter Of Appointment And Acceptance Of Appointment Of Special Administrator: This document is used when the court appoints a Special Administrator to represent the estate of a deceased person. This document outlines the duties and responsibilities of the Special Administrator, as well as the powers and limitations of the position. 2. The Limited Letter Of Appointment And Acceptance Of Appointment Of Special Administrator: This document is used when the court appoints a Special Administrator to represent the estate of a living person, such as a minor or a person who is incapacitated. This document outlines the duties and responsibilities of the Special Administrator, as well as the powers and limitations of the position. 3. The Special Letter Of Appointment And Acceptance Of Appointment Of Special Administrator: This document is used when the court appoints a Special Administrator to represent the estate of a deceased person for a limited amount of time. This document outlines the duties and responsibilities of the Special Administrator, as well as the powers and limitations of the position.