Articles of Dissolution — Washington Nonprofit Corporation is a legal document that is filed with the Secretary of State of Washington to dissolve a nonprofit corporation in the state. This document outlines the details of the dissolution and provides information such as the name of the nonprofit, the date of dissolution, and the names and addresses of the directors authorizing the dissolution. It also includes a statement indicating that the corporation has met all legal requirements for dissolution in Washington. There are three types of Articles of Dissolution — Washington Nonprofit Corporation: Standard Dissolution, Voluntary Dissolution and Administrative Dissolution. Standard Dissolution is filed by the directors of a nonprofit organization and can be used when the nonprofit organization has paid all debts and satisfied all obligations. Voluntary Dissolution is filed by the directors of a nonprofit organization and is used when the nonprofit organization does not have any debts or obligations. Administrative Dissolution is filed by the Secretary of State of Washington and is used when the nonprofit organization has failed to meet certain statutory requirements such as filing annual reports or paying filing fees.