A Kentucky Warrant to Seize Property Subject to Forfeiture is a legal document that is issued by a court of law, allowing law enforcement officers to seize property believed to be involved in certain criminal activities. This type of warrant is commonly used in asset forfeiture cases, where property is seized from individuals who are suspected of being involved in illegal activities such as drug dealing, money laundering, or fraud. The warrant will typically specify the type of property to be seized, the location of the property, and the reasons why the property is being seized. There are two main types of Kentucky Warrant to Seize Property Subject to Forfeiture: an application warrant and a search warrant. An application warrant is usually issued when an individual has failed to respond to a summons, whereas a search warrant is issued when an individual is suspected of having committed a crime. Both types of warrants must be signed by a judge in order to be valid.