Wisconsin Notary Acknowledgment Form

A Wisconsin notary acknowledgment is completed by a notarial officer to certify an individual’s signature on a legal document. The notary must verify the signer’s identity and confirm that they signed willingly and with an understanding of the document’s contents. To complete the process, the notary will sign and stamp the acknowledgment form.

Wisconsin Notary Acknowledgment Form

A Wisconsin notary acknowledgment is completed by a notarial officer to certify an individual’s signature on a legal document. The notary must verify the signer’s identity and confirm that they signed willingly and with an understanding of the document’s contents. To complete the process, the notary will sign and stamp the acknowledgment form.

Last updated January 26th, 2025

A Wisconsin notary acknowledgment is completed by a notarial officer to certify an individual’s signature on a legal document. The notary must verify the signer’s identity and confirm that they signed willingly and with an understanding of the document’s contents. To complete the process, the notary will sign and stamp the acknowledgment form.

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Laws & Resources

  • Online Notarization Legal in Wisconsin? Yes, although this does not apply to the following acts and documents:[1]
    • Wills, codicils, or testamentary trusts
    • Living trusts or trust amendments
    • Powers of attorney, living wills, and protected health care authorizations
    • Marital property agreements
    • Oaths before a witness
  • Statutory Form  – § 140.16
  • Find a Notary – WI Notary Public Search
  • Notary Handbook – Notary Public Handbook

Sample

Download: PDFWord (.docx)OpenDocument

WISCONSIN NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

State of Wisconsin
County of [COUNTY NAME]

This instrument was acknowledged before me this [MM/DD/YYYY] by [SIGNER’S NAME].

 

(Seal)

________________________
Notary Public

Printed Name: [NOTARY’S NAME]
Title of Office: [NOTARY’S TITLE]
My Commission Expires: [DATE]

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