Michigan Proof of Restricted Account and Annual Verification of Funds On Deposit (Conservatorship of Minor) establishes the existence of a restricted account for a minor child, and verifies the amount of funds in the account. It is required to be completed annually and submitted to the probate court. There are two types of Michigan Proof of Restricted Account and Annual Verification of Funds On Deposit (Conservatorship of Minor): 1. Conservator’s Certification: The conservator is required to complete this form and have it notarized. It is used to verify that the funds in the account are held in trust for the benefit of the minor and that the account is in compliance with the court order in regard to the amount and type of funds in the account. 2. Financial Institution Verification: The financial institution is required to complete this form and have it notarized. It is used to verify the amount of funds held in trust and the type of funds in the account.