Within 90 daysORS 113.165, ORS 113.175Verified Sep 15, 2026View source of the personal representative's appointment.

The personal representative closes the estate by filing a final account and a petition for a judgment of distribution when the estate is ready for final settlement and distribution (ORS 116.083(4)); after mailing notice at least 20 days before the objection deadline (ORS 116.093) and resolving any objections, the court enters a general judgment of final distribution (ORS 116.113) and, upon the PR filing receipts or other evidence that distribution has been made, a supplemental judgment of discharge (ORS 116.213)ORS 116.083, ORS 116.093, ORS 116.103, ORS 116.113, ORS 116.123, ORS 116.208, ORS 116.213Verified Sep 15, 2026View source.

No. Oregon publishes no official formOJD Forms Center, Estate categoryVerified Sep 23, 2026View source, so the renunciation is a signed writing.

Yes. Oregon requires an account of the administration to close on this routeORS 116.083(4), ORS 116.083(5)Verified Sep 15, 2026View source, though the account can be excused in some estatesORS 116.083(4), ORS 116.083(5)Verified Sep 15, 2026View source. When the estate is ready for final settlement the personal representative files a final account and petition for a judgment of distribution; after fixing and mailing at least 20 days’ notice for objections (§ 116.093) and any hearing on objections filed, the court enters a general judgment of final distribution that approves the account, designates the successors, and vests title, and enters a supplemental judgment of discharge once distribution receipts are filedORS 116.083, 116.093, 116.113Verified Jul 11, 2026View source. Each person who received property signs a receiptORS 116.083, ORS 116.093, ORS 116.103, ORS 116.113, ORS 116.123, ORS 116.208, ORS 116.213Verified Sep 15, 2026View source, and the signed receipts go with the final account.