Alaska § 13.12.921 - Definitions for AS 13.12.912 — 13.12.921.

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§ 13.12.921. Definitions for AS 13.12.912 — 13.12.921.

In AS 13.12.912 — 13.12.921,        (1) “authorized person” and “person authorized to act in connection with international wills” mean a person who by AS 13.12.919 , or by the laws of the United States, including members of the diplomatic and consular service of the United States designated by federal regulations, is empowered to supervise the execution of international wills;

 (2) “international will” means a will executed in conformity with AS 13.12.912 — 13.12.915.

Source: official Alaska text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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