The probate administration in a foreign state typically includes the following: a. the review of any will contest that exists in any state. b. the payment of any inheritance or estate taxes that are imposed by the foreign state. c. the acceptance by the foreign state court of the will admitted to probate in the decedent's domiciliary state. d. the issuance of letters of authority to the personal representative that permit the real property to be transferred to the designated devisee named in the will if all creditors of the decedent in the foreign state have been paid