Health Care Power of Attorney Notarization in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin advance directive naming someone to make health care decisions if the person cannot make or communicate those decisions. It helps doctors know whom to consult.
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Does Wisconsin Require Notarization?
Wisconsin does not require a notary for the standard health care power of attorney form. It must instead be signed with two qualified witnesses.
Are Witnesses Required?
Wisconsin requires two qualified adult witnesses. Make sure they meet the restrictions listed on the official form.
Typical Notarial Acts
Normally none for the standard signing process.
Important Wisconsin Information
Wis. Stat. §155.10; notary does not substitute for the two witnesses.
Other Names for This Document
medical POA, healthcare proxy, POA-HC, Health Care Proxy, Wisconsin POA-HC, DHS F-00085
Forms and Resources
Need This Document Notarized?
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This information is provided for general educational purposes. A Wisconsin notary cannot provide legal advice or select legal documents for customers.