Fees paid by the applicant in cash, certified check, cashier's check, or postal money order shall be refunded within 10 days, and all other forms of payment will be refunded within 20 days.Housing Choice Voucher Recipient Holders - If tenant is a Housing Choice Voucher recipient holder, and the Housing Authority denies the requested rent, this Reservation Fee will be 100% refundable to the applicant.

This also includes VA loans, FHA loans, Section 8 recipients, etc.

It is not an alternate tax; it is a double transfer tax that depends on the age of the recipient.

However there are instances where I would send the first class letter (not postcard) to the property address and have on the enveloped "Address Correction Requested" or "Forward to Recipient Address."

Something that could be read before the recipient makes it to the trash can. 

You can fill in and mail to recipient using any form you find on any site (compliant with the format, of course), but in order to file with the IRS, you must either use their forms or use an E-Filing service.The IRS is currently part of the government shut down, so ordering their form may not help you out since your odds of receiving it by 1/31 are pretty slim right now.Most Efile sites are only a dollar or two, so in order to avoid the late filing penalties that you may incur by waiting to see if you receive forms from the IRS on time, it may be worth it to bite the bullet and pay the fees.The admin has stated that they intend to call IRS workers back, but I've not yet seen a date for that. 

I always tell clients, the best recipie for a "succesful" BRRRR is to not do any of the important upgrades.

Relevant info:I’m a DACA recipient.

However, @Joe Splitrock is right that in most jurisdictions, it is indeed the “recipient” of the fallen tree (or their insurance) that is responsible.  

Assuming no surviving spouse daughter would likely fall high in the order of recipients under most intestate ordering rules.Have you checked with the local probate court for filings?