The federal indictment charging former President Donald Trump with mishandling classified documents was unsealed Friday afternoon.The indictment outlines Trump's efforts to move boxes of classified documents from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago residence, hiding them throughout his Florida estate, including in a bathroom, ballroom, office and bedroom, in order to keep the documents away from his lawyers, the FBI and the grand jury.Waltine Nauta, a former personal aide to Trump, was also named in the indictment as a co-conspirator, detailing Nauta's active assistance in concealing the documents for Trump, as well as making false statements to law enforcement.Additionally, the indictment highlights how Trump discussed a Pentagon "plan of attack," and that he shared a classified map related to a military operation with associates. According to reports, Trump is expected to surrender to authorities and be arraigned in Miami on Tuesday next week.In total, Trump faces 37 charges, while Nauta faces six.Here is a breakdown of the exact charges they are facing:Charges 1 through 31 The first 31 charges leveled against Trump are for willfully retaining and failing to hand over documents related to national defense.A majority of the documents outlined pertain to domestic and foreign military information, including the nuclear weaponry of the United States, details of specific operations and White House intelligence briefings. All of them were labeled either "secret," or "top secret."These charges carry a maximum prison sentence of 10 years and a fine of $250,000.Charge 32The 32nd charge is conspiracy to obstruct justice, and it was handed out to Trump and Nauta.It details Trump's purposeful attempts to keep classified documents and conceal them from the federal grand jury.This charge holds a maximum prison sentence of 20 years and a $250,000 fine.Charge 33This charge is also against Trump and Nauta, and it is for withholding a document or record related to national defense.The maximum prison sentence for this charge is 20 years, and it comes with a $250,000 fine. Charge 34The 34th charge is for corruptly concealing a document or record related to national defense.Trump and Nauta were both named in this charge as well.It holds a maximum prison sentence of 20 years and a $250,000 fine. Charge 35Charge No. 35 is leveled against Trump and Nauta, and it's for concealing a document in a federal investigation.The maximum prison sentence is 20 years, and the fine is $250,000.See below: Trump indictment photosCharge 36Trump and Nauta are once again both named in this charge, which is for scheming to conceal relevant information or evidence from law enforcement.This charge comes with a maximum prison sentence of five years and a $250,000 fine.Charge 37This is Trump's final charge and Nauta's second-to-last charge. It is for making false statements or representations to law enforcement.It comes with a maximum prison sentence of five years and a $250,000 fine.Charge 38This is the only charge where Nauta is the only one named, and it is an additional charge for making false statements or representations to law enforcement.It also comes with a maximum prison sentence of five years and a $250,000 fine.Read the full indictment below.