Washington Stipulation to Arbitrator is a legal document used to formally appoint an arbitrator to resolve a dispute between two or more parties. This document, which is usually signed by the parties involved, outlines the powers of the arbitrator and the scope of the dispute. It also sets forth the terms of the arbitration, including venue, fees, and other matters. The Washington Stipulation to Arbitrator is a standard document used in the state of Washington and is often referred to as a "Washington Arbitration Agreement." There are two types of Washington Stipulation to Arbitrator: the standard form and the custom form. The standard form is a pre-printed document that includes the terms of the arbitration and must be signed by the parties involved. The custom form is a customized version of the document that is drafted by the parties to the dispute. It may include additional provisions not included in the standard form.