New York Order Waiving Filing of Formal Account is a procedure in which the court waives the requirement for the filing of a formal account in certain circumstances. This procedure is often used when a decedent dies leaving a will, when there is no estate administration proceeding, and when the assets of the estate are not in dispute. There are two types of New York Order Waiving Filing of Formal Account: 1) Waiver of Filing Formal Account when Estate is Not Being Administered and 2) Waiver of Filing Formal Account when Estate is Being Administered. The first type of order is used when there is no estate administration proceeding and the assets of the estate are not in dispute. The second type of order is used when there is an estate administration proceeding and the assets of the estate are in dispute. In both cases, the court will review the circumstances of the estate and make a decision whether a formal account should be filed.