District of Columbia Code Division III. Decedents' Estates and Fiduciary Relations. § 20-735. Optional proceedings, terminating unsupervised administration; testate or intestate; Certificate of Completion.

(1) the time for the presentation of creditors' claims has expired;

(2) all interested persons have been sent a copy of an account and a notice of each one's right to object within 60 days after such account was sent, and that all claims of that interested person against the personal representative shall be barred unless such an objection is made;

(3) either each interested person has consented in writing to the account as stated, or there was no written objection within the 60-day period described above;

(4) distribution has been made in accordance with such account;

(5) all known claims of creditors which are not barred have been fully satisfied or otherwise settled or, if any claim remains undischarged, whether the personal representative has distributed the estate subject to possible liability with the agreement of the distributees or a detailed explanation of what other arrangements have been made to accommodate all such outstanding liabilities; and

(6) the personal representative has satisfied all administration expenses and other obligations of the estate incurred or authorized by the personal representative, and has otherwise fully administered the estate.