Wisconsin Transfer on Death Deed Form

Wisconsin Transfer on Death Deed Form

A Wisconsin transfer on death deed is used to name a person who will receive ownership of a property once the current owner passes away. The document, also known as a “designation of TOD beneficiary,” allows the current owner to retain full title of the property while they’re alive, and they may revoke the designation at any point using the same document.

Last updated May 27th, 2025

A Wisconsin transfer on death deed is used to name a person who will receive ownership of a property once the current owner passes away. The document, also known as a “designation of TOD beneficiary,” allows the current owner to retain full title of the property while they’re alive, and they may revoke the designation at any point using the same document.

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Recording and Resources

Formatting

  • Paper: 8.5″ x 11″ (or 14″)
  • Margins: 0.5″ top margins, 0.25″ side/bottom margins
  • Font: Black, blue, or red ink[1]

Signing and Recording

Resources