The Washington Declaration of Mailing (DC LRM) is a document that provides proof that goods have been shipped from one location to another. It is used to document the transfer of a shipment of goods from one party to another and serves as an evidence of a mailing transaction. It is commonly used for international shipments, where the buyer and seller need to prove that the goods have been sent, received, and accepted. The Washington Declaration of Mailing (DC LRM) typically includes the date, names of the parties involved, shipping information, and a description of the goods being sent. The document is legally binding and accepted by most customs authorities. There are three types of Washington Declaration of Mailing (DC LRM): the original form, the certified form, and the electronic form. The original form is a physical document that must be signed and dated by both the sender and the recipient. The certified form is a digital version of the original form that has been certified by a third party. The electronic form is an online version of the document that can be completed and signed electronically.