A Washington Notice of Motion For Order Vacating Conviction is a legal document used by an individual convicted of a crime in Washington state to file a motion to have their conviction vacated. This document provides the court with the necessary information to consider a defendant's request to vacate their conviction. There are two types of Washington Notice of Motion For Order Vacating Conviction: 1) Motion to Vacate Conviction on the Basis of Newly Discovered Evidence; and 2) Motion to Vacate Conviction on the Basis of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel. The first type of motion argues that newly discovered evidence proves the defendant's innocence, while the second type of motion argues that the defendant's attorney provided ineffective assistance during the trial. In either case, the Notice of Motion must be signed by the defendant and include an affidavit from the defendant that outlines the facts and circumstances of the case. Additionally, the Notice of Motion must include supporting documentation, such as evidence of newly discovered evidence or ineffective assistance of counsel. Once the Notice of Motion is filed, the court will consider the motion and determine whether the defendant's conviction should be vacated.