A Financial Disclosure Report Request is a type of report that is used to monitor the financial interests and activities of a person or entity. The purpose of this report is to make sure that any personal or business financial activities are conducted in a legal and ethical manner. Financial Disclosure Reports are generally used by government agencies, businesses, and organizations to ensure that all financial dealings are compliant with applicable laws and regulations. There are two main types of Financial Disclosure Report Requests: mandatory and voluntary. Mandatory Financial Disclosure Report Requests are required by law and must be filed by individuals or organizations in certain situations, such as when a government agency is reviewing the finances of a company or individual. Voluntary Financial Disclosure Report Requests are typically requested by businesses or individuals in order to obtain additional information or to monitor the financial activities of a person or organization.