A Nevada F-11 Release of a Blocked Trust is a document used to release a trust from any legal block that prevents it from distributing assets. This document is typically used when a trust is blocked from distributing assets due to a court order, an IRS levy, or other such action. It is important to note that this document does not release the trust from any underlying obligations, and the trust will remain obligated to satisfy such obligations before any assets can be distributed. There are two types of Nevada F-11 Release of a Blocked Trust: 1) a release of funds to the beneficiary, and 2) a release of funds to the trustee. In the first case, the trust is released from the block and assets are released directly to the beneficiary. In the second case, the assets are released to the trustee who can then distribute them to the beneficiary. The Nevada F-11 Release of a Blocked Trust must be signed by the beneficiary, the trustee, and any other parties who have an interest in the trust. Additionally, it must be filed with the court that ordered the blocking of the trust. Once the document is filed and approved, the trust will be released from the block and can proceed with the distribution of assets.