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1. Islamic Law Declaration: Required only if the deceased was Muslim, stating that the distribution follows Islamic inheritance principles

2. Adat Law Statement: Required when customary law applies to the inheritance, particularly relevant for traditional communities

3. Foreign Assets Declaration: Required if the deceased owned assets outside Indonesia

4. Prior Marriages Statement: Required if the deceased had multiple marriages that could affect inheritance rights

5. Debt Declaration: Detailed section about outstanding debts, required if there are significant liabilities

6. Tax Status Declaration: Required for estates above certain value thresholds or with tax implications

1. Schedule A - Asset Inventory: Detailed list and description of all assets including real property, personal property, bank accounts, and investments

2. Schedule B - Death Certificate: Certified copy of the death certificate with official translation if not in Indonesian

3. Schedule C - Identity Documents: Copies of relevant identity documents of the deceased and affiant

4. Schedule D - Will (if any): Copy of the last will and testament if one exists, with translation if necessary

5. Schedule E - Beneficiary Documents: Copies of identity documents and proof of relationship for all beneficiaries

6. Schedule F - Property Documents: Copies of property titles, registration documents, and other relevant asset ownership proof