Nevada Letters of Special Administration are a type of probate document issued by the court granting authority to an individual to act on behalf of an estate in certain limited circumstances. These letters are typically issued when an executor is unable to fulfill their duties, or when the estate is too small to require formal appointment of an executor. There are two types of Nevada Letters of Special Administration: General Letters of Special Administration and Limited Letters of Special Administration. General Letters of Special Administration grant broad powers to the administrator to act on behalf of the estate, such as collecting assets, paying debts, and distributing assets to the beneficiaries. Limited Letters of Special Administration, on the other hand, are used when the administrator only needs to perform a specific task, such as selling property or paying taxes. The Nevada Letters of Special Administration must be obtained from the court and are only valid in the state of Nevada. The administrator must provide the court with a detailed inventory of the estate’s assets and liabilities before the letters can be issued.