District of Columbia Statement of Account (and All Attached Sheets) and Order and Order — For Decedents Dying On and After January 1, 1981, is a document used by the District of Columbia to record the assets and liabilities of a decedent (deceased person) who died on or after January 1, 1981. It outlines the value of the deceased person’s estate, including their real and personal property, money owed, and other outstanding obligations. The document is also used to allocate funds to any beneficiaries of the deceased. There are two types of District of Columbia Statement of Account (and All Attached Sheets) and Order and Order — For Decedents Dying On and After January 1, 1981: the Initial Statement of Account and the Final Statement of Account. The Initial Statement of Account is the first version of the document, which is filed with the Court of Appeals upon the death of the decedent and includes an inventory of the estate's assets and liabilities. The Final Statement of Account is the revised version of the document, which is filed with the Court of Appeals after all claims have been paid and all assets and liabilities have been settled.