District of Columbia Notice To Interested Persons of Filing An Account is a document that is filled out by an individual or entity who wishes to open a fiduciary account in the District of Columbia. The notice is sent to all interested persons, including the proposed fiduciary, their attorney, the beneficiary, and any other persons who may be affected by the account. The notice includes information about the proposed fiduciary, the nature of the account, the amount of money being deposited, the type of account, and the proposed terms and conditions of the account. There are two types of District of Columbia Notice To Interested Persons of Filing An Account: an initial notice and an amended notice. An initial notice is sent when a fiduciary account is being opened for the first time. An amended notice is sent when the fiduciary wishes to change the terms of the existing account. Both notices must be served to all interested persons before the account can be opened.
District of Columbia Notice To Interested Persons of Filing An Account is a document that is filled out by an individual or entity who wishes to open a fiduciary account in the District of Columbia. The notice is sent to all interested persons, including the proposed fiduciary, their attorney, the beneficiary, and any other persons who may be affected by the account. The notice includes information about the proposed fiduciary, the nature of the account, the amount of money being deposited, the type of account, and the proposed terms and conditions of the account. There are two types of District of Columbia Notice To Interested Persons of Filing An Account: an initial notice and an amended notice. An initial notice is sent when a fiduciary account is being opened for the first time. An amended notice is sent when the fiduciary wishes to change the terms of the existing account. Both notices must be served to all interested persons before the account can be opened.
