Washington Petition And Declaration For Withdrawal From Blocked Financial Account is a legal form used by individuals or businesses to request the release of funds from a blocked account. In Washington, the banking laws allow banks to freeze accounts if they suspect that someone is engaging in fraudulent activity, so the Petition and Declaration are used to prove to the bank that the account holder is legally entitled to access the funds. The Washington Petition And Declaration For Withdrawal From Blocked Financial Account has two main parts: the Petition and the Declaration. The Petition is filed by the account holder and includes information about the account, the reason for the block, and the Petitioner's legal claim to the funds. The Declaration is a sworn statement made by the Petitioner, attesting to the truth of the facts in the Petition and affirming that the Petitioner has a valid legal claim to the funds. There are two main types of Washington Petition And Declaration For Withdrawal From Blocked Financial Account: Individual and Business. The Individual Petition is used by individuals who are requesting the release of funds from a blocked personal account, while the Business Petition is used by businesses who are requesting the release of funds from a blocked business account.