The District of Columbia Waiver of Filing Inventories and Accounts is a document that is used to waive the requirement to file an inventory and accounting with the Probate Division of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. This waiver relieves the executor or administrator of an estate from the requirement to file an inventory and accounting with the court. The waiver may be used when the estate does not need to be probated or when all the beneficiaries have agreed to the waiver. There are two types of waivers: the one-year waiver and the five-year waiver. The one-year waiver is for estates that have been administered within one year of the death of the decedent and when all beneficiaries are in agreement. The five-year waiver is for estates that have been administered for five or more years and where all beneficiaries are in agreement. Both waivers must be signed by all beneficiaries and the executor or administrator of the estate.