Fill and Sign Washington, D.C. Legal Forms

The city of Washington, D.C. has a full range of legal forms that cover different purposes for residents of the district in various fields of their activity. Different departments of the district release these templates, and they aim at effective interaction between city residents and these government authorities. Sometimes issuing departments provide applicants with separate filing guidelines for a form. Applicants should use these templates in different cases, for example, when they need to apply for child care benefits or register to vote. For a full list of free Washington, D.C. Legal Forms please check out our library below.

Washington D.C. Departments

  1. Department of Behavioral Health
  2. Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection
  3. Department of Corrections
  4. Department of Employment Services
  5. Department of Energy & Environment
  6. Department of For-Hire Vehicles
  7. Department of Forensic Sciences
  8. Department of General Services
  9. Department of Health
  10. Department of Health Care Finance
  11. Department of Housing and Community Development
  12. Department of Human Resources
  13. Department of Human Services
  14. Department of Insurance Securities and Banking
  15. Department of Motor Vehicles
  16. Department of Parks and Recreation
  17. Department of Public Works
  18. Department of Small and Local Business Development
  19. Department of Transportation
  20. Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services
  21. Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department
  22. Metropolitan Police Department

Washington D.C. Courts

  1. District of Columbia Courts (all forms)
  2. United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia

Washington D.C. Agencies and Commissions

  1. Office of Tax and Revenue
  2. Office of the Secretary
  3. Real Estate Appraiser Board

Below you can see a list of Washington, D.C. legal forms that can best suit your needs:

  • Templates connected with retirement . You may find different applications developed for members of the Washington D.C. retirement systems. If an individual leaves employment, they may withdraw their employee contributions plus interest. In this case, this person should complete a request for a refund of retirement contributions. Retirees, survivors, beneficiaries, and legal-order payees eligible for direct-deposit payment, must complete a direct-deposit authorization template. If members of a retirement system need to release any account information to a third-party person or an entity, they have to complete an information release authorization form;
  • Templates related to divorce . Individuals, who have decided to divorce, should complete a divorce petition (dissolution) that contains information about spouses and a request of a petitioner to the court to dissolve their marriage. In divorce proceedings, parties may also need to fill in a template regarding findings and conclusions and a form with a response to a divorce petition;
  • Forms related to unemployment . If an individual is eligible for unemployment benefits and their job skills show that they need more training, they can apply for a training benefits program. In this case, fill in a training benefits application;
  • Agricultural templates. Some forms created for businesses performed in agriculture. If your company is going to provide weighmaster services, complete an application to apply for a weighmaster license.

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This form is used for disclosing information about lead hazards in residential properties in Washington, D.C. It ensures that potential buyers or tenants are aware of any known lead-based paint or other lead hazards in the property.

This Form is used for requesting a Certificate of Withdrawal for a foreign non-profit corporation operating in Washington, D.C. This document is required for the formal withdrawal of the corporation from the state.

This form is used for Washington, D.C. residents to determine the amount of tax to be withheld from their paycheck.

This document is for appointing a resident agent in Washington, D.C. for a business or organization. The resident agent serves as a point of contact for legal and official matters.

This form is used for reporting unclaimed tangible assets in Washington, D.C. It helps businesses and individuals identify and document any unclaimed property they may have.

This form is used for submitting a request for reconsideration with the DMV in Washington, D.C. It allows individuals to appeal a decision or request a review of their case.

This form is used for applying for a membership to obtain an organizational vehicle tag in Washington, D.C.

This document is for applying to the Ignition Interlock Device Program in Washington, D.C. It is used for individuals who need to install an interlock device in their vehicle to regain driving privileges after a DUI conviction.

This Form is used for requesting a mail adjudication hearing in Washington, D.C. It allows individuals to dispute a traffic violation without appearing in person.

This document is a request form used by residents of Washington, D.C. to cancel their voter registration.

This document notifies individuals of the existence of a revocable trust in Washington, D.C. It provides information about the trust and its purpose.

This document is used in Washington, D.C. to certify the authenticity of a trust. It ensures that the trust has been properly created and that the trustee has the authority to act on behalf of the trust. It is often required when dealing with financial institutions or transferring property.

This document is used to file a claim against a revocable trust in Washington, D.C. It is a legal form that allows individuals to seek compensation or resolution for issues related to a revocable trust.

This Form is used for applying for an allowance of appeal from the Small Claims and Conciliation Branch of the Civil Division of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia in Washington, D.C.

This type of document is a certification form used in Washington, D.C. for declaring that counsel has been provided during an appeal process.

This document is used to request the court to waive the requirement of prepayment for fees and costs by declaring oneself as indigent (unable to afford them). This is applicable for cases in Washington, D.C. where the person filing the motion is seeking to proceed in forma pauperis.

This document for "Appearance - Washington, D.C." is used for providing information about the physical outlook of Washington, D.C. including its landmarks, monuments, and attractions.

This form is used for applying for admission Pro Hac Vice (temporary admission) in Washington, D.C. It is required for out-of-state lawyers who wish to practice law in a particular case in the district.

This Form is used for applying for an allowance of appeal from the Criminal Division in Washington, D.C.

This document is used for reporting financial information in a case in Washington, D.C. where a person is seeking to waive court fees based on inability to pay.

This form is used for notifying lawyers that their application for the Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts (IOLTA) Program in Washington, D.C. has been declined.

This document is a formal request or proposal put forward to initiate action or discussion in Washington, D.C. It can be used in various contexts, such as in government, legal proceedings, or organizational meetings.

This form is used for filing a petition for review in Washington, D.C. It is a legal document that allows individuals to request a review of a decision made by a lower court or administrative agency.

This document is a report regarding ordered transcripts in expedited CCAN cases in Washington, D.C.

This type of document is a statement regarding a transcript, which is used in all cases except for criminal and can cases in the Washington, D.C. area.

This document is used for applying for a job in Washington, D.C. It typically includes personal information, employment history, and references.

This document is used to provide a summary of exhibits in Washington, D.C. It includes information about the exhibits and their locations.

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