Washington Withdraw of Filed Record is a document used to formally withdraw a previously filed record in Washington. There are two types of Washington Withdraw of Filed Record: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary withdraws are initiated by the filer, and they are typically used if the document was submitted in error or if the record is no longer needed. Involuntary withdraws are initiated by the court, and they are typically used if the document contains false or misleading information or if the record is incomplete. Both types of withdraws require that the filer provide a valid reason for the withdrawal. Once the withdrawal is approved, the record is removed from public view and is no longer accessible.