If the only property owned by a decedent is not more than two motor vehicles and the decedent’s surviving spouse is the decedent’s only heir or legatee: Administration of an estate of the decedent is not required; and The Motor Vehicle Administration may transfer title to a motor vehicle owned by the decedent to the surviving spouse if: The surviving spouse certifies to the Motor Vehicle Administration that all debts and taxes owed by the decedent have been paid; and The Motor Vehicle Administration receives a copy of the decedent’s death certificate and suitable proof of the existence of the marriage. If the only property owned by a decedent is a boat or vessel with an appraised value that does not exceed $5,000 and the decedent’s surviving spouse is the decedent’s only heir or legatee: Administration of an estate of the decedent is not required; and The agency that issued the certificate of title may transfer the certificate of title for the boat or vessel to the surviving spouse of the decedent if: The surviving spouse certifies to the agency that all debts and taxes owed by the decedent have been paid; The agency receives satisfactory evidence of the value of the boat or vessel, which may be provided by a statement signed by two individuals stating that: They have personal knowledge of the value of boats or vessels of the type that is in the estate; and The value of the boat or vessel does not exceed $5,000; and The agency receives a copy of the decedent’s death certificate and suitable proof of the existence of the marriage.