Living Will Notarization in Wisconsin
A document explaining a person's wishes about certain medical treatments if they become unable to communicate. In Wisconsin, a Declaration to Physicians is one form used for this purpose.
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Does Wisconsin Require Notarization?
Wisconsin uses qualified witnesses rather than notarization for this document under the standard signing procedure. Follow the instructions on the official form.
Are Witnesses Required?
Two qualified witnesses are required under Wisconsin signing rules. Check who may serve as a witness.
Typical Notarial Acts
Normally none for the standard signing process.
Important Wisconsin Information
Wis. Stat. ch.154; use DHS form instructions.
Other Names for This Document
declaration to health care professionals, advance directive, Declaration to Physicians, DHS F-00060
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.