The Maryland Annual Report of Guardian of a Minor is a form that must be filed by a guardian of a minor in the state of Maryland every year. The form must be filed within 60 days of the anniversary of the guardianship appointment. The report must include the minor’s name, address, Social Security number, age, health status, educational status, and any changes in the minor’s life since the last report. The guardian must also provide a statement of assets and income, list all expenses and liabilities incurred on behalf of the minor, and list information about any litigation involving the minor. In addition, the guardian must report any changes in the guardianship arrangement, such as the addition or removal of a guardian. There are two types of Maryland Annual Report of Guardian of a Minor: a Guardian of a Minor’s Account and a Guardian of a Minor’s Property. The Guardian of a Minor’s Account report must be filed when the guardian is managing the minor’s financial assets, such as bank accounts, investments, and other property. The Guardian of a Minor’s Property report must be filed when the guardian is managing the minor’s real estate, such as a home or land.