Michigan Proof of Restricted Account and Annual Verification of Funds on Deposit (Conservatorship of Minor) is a form that is used to document the financial assets of a minor who is under the conservatorship of a guardian or conservator. The form is used to provide evidence of the financial assets and to verify that the funds are being managed and protected according to Michigan state law. This form must be completed annually and must include a detailed accounting of all assets, including the current amount of funds on deposit and the source of the funds. It must also include a statement of any changes in the assets since the previous year. There are two different types of Michigan Proof of Restricted Account and Annual Verification of Funds on Deposit (Conservatorship of Minor) forms: one for a conservator and one for a guardian. The form for a conservator must include information regarding the amount of funds on deposit, any changes in the funds, and any distributions that have been made from the account. The form for a guardian must include the same information, but also must include a statement regarding any income generated from the account and any expenses incurred. Both forms must be signed by the guardian or conservator and must be filed with the court in order to be accepted. The court will review the documents and verify the accuracy of the information before approving or denying the request.