Washington Registration by Qualification for Governmental or Quasi-Governmental Bond Issues is a registration process, required by Washington State law, that applies to bonds issued by governmental or quasi-governmental entities in the State of Washington. This registration process allows governmental or quasi-governmental entities to offer their bonds to investors in Washington. Washington Registration by Qualification for Governmental or Quasi-Governmental Bond Issues requires entities to submit documents and information, including an official statement, to the Washington State Department of Financial Institutions (DFI). The DFI then reviews the documents and information to determine if the bond issue meets certain criteria. If the criteria are met, the bond issue is then registered and may be offered to investors in Washington. The different types of Washington Registration by Qualification for Governmental or Quasi-Governmental Bond Issues are municipal bonds, special assessment bonds, revenue bonds, industrial development bonds, and housing bonds.