Requires creditors to accept electronic document transmission for certain documents.

This bill requires creditors to accept electronic transmission of death certificates from estate executors. It directly affects creditors claiming against an estate and estate executors handling death certificate delivery. The key provision mandates that executors can send certified death certificates electronically (instead of paper), and creditors who refuse this electronic delivery lose the right to file a claim against the estate. The bill aims to resolve issues like lost paper documents or illegible faxes that previously delayed creditor claims. It amends New Jersey's estate law to make electronic transmission a standard, mandatory process.