You are correct. Using the form 8822 is going require some legal documentation whether now or down the road. The most efficient way for a non-court appointed representative to change the IRS correspondence address is using the tax return. Put in the address of the personal representative who would need to receive any IRS correspondence for the deceased taxpayer in the future.
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