The District of Columbia Articles of Dissolution By Incorporates and Initial Directors are a document used to dissolve a corporation in the District of Columbia. This document must be filed with the District of Columbia Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs. It is completed and signed by the incorporates and initial directors of the corporation. The document includes information about the corporation, such as its name, date of incorporation, and state of incorporation. It also includes information about the directors and incorporates, such as their names, addresses, and signatures. The document also contains a statement of dissolution, which states the corporation has been dissolved in accordance with the laws of the District of Columbia. There are two types of District of Columbia Articles of Dissolution By Incorporates and Initial Directors — a Certificate of Dissolution and a Statement of Dissolution. The Certificate of Dissolution is used when the corporation is dissolved voluntarily, while the Statement of Dissolution is used when the corporation is dissolved involuntarily.