Washington Form 3. Motion for Discretionary Review is a form used in Washington State to appeal a court decision. This form is used when the appellant wants to ask the Court of Appeals to reconsider the decision made at the lower court level. The Form 3 Motion is the first step in the Court of Appeals review process. There are two types of Washington Form 3. Motion for Discretionary Review: "Discretionary Review" and "Unified Review". The Discretionary Review is used when the appellant believes the lower court decision was wrong or unjust and there is a reason the Court of Appeals should reconsider the case. The Unified Review is used when the appellant believes there is an error in the law that the Court of Appeals should review. The Washington Form 3. Motion for Discretionary Review includes basic information such as the appellant's name, the case name, the lower court number, the name of the judge, and a brief statement of the issue to be reviewed. Additionally, the motion must include the appellant's reasons for requesting a review and a list of the documents or exhibits that will be submitted with the motion.