What type of scenarios could trigger the application for a new ownership certificate under specific circumstances?

The correct answer pertains to scenarios that specifically lead to a change in ownership that may require an application for a new ownership certificate, which includes a change in beneficiary status. In the context of manufactured housing, the ownership certificate serves as an official document that establishes who the lawful owner of the home is.

When there is a change in beneficiary status, it often indicates that the ownership rights of the manufactured home have been altered, whether due to a change in the terms of a will, a trust, or other legal arrangements that affect who is entitled to the property upon certain triggering events. This change necessitates a formal update to the ownership certificate to reflect the new beneficiary who holds rights over the property.

While scenarios such as transferring ownership due to sale or divorce settlements also lead to changes in ownership, they typically follow established protocols that may not apply in the same way as a change in beneficiary status, which can occur without an outright sale or dissolution of marital assets. Similarly, death of the original owner is a significant event that generally does trigger a need for update, but in a distinct context, as it may require a complete transfer of ownership rather than simply recognizing a new beneficiary. Therefore, focusing on the change in beneficiary status highlights the specific legal nuances involved in