The Virginia Financial Interest Disclosure Statement is a form used by certain Virginia public officials, candidates, and lobbyists to report their financial interests and activities. It is a requirement of Virginia state law that these individuals must disclose this information to the Virginia Conflict of Interest and Ethics Advisory Council. There are three types of Virginia Financial Interest Disclosure Statements, which include the following: 1. Statement of Economic Interests (SET) for Public Officials: This form requires public officials to disclose their financial interests, including income, real estate, and securities. 2. Statement of Economic Interests (SET) for Candidates: This form requires candidates for political office to disclose their financial interests, including income, real estate, and securities. 3. Statement of Economic Interests (SET) for Lobbyists: This form requires lobbyists to disclose their financial interests, including income, real estate, and securities.