Self-Proving Will Affidavit Notarization in Wisconsin
A sworn statement associated with a will that can help prove the will was properly signed. It may reduce the need to contact witnesses during probate.
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Does Wisconsin Require Notarization?
The affidavit includes a notarial act. The signer must complete the required oath or affirmation and signing steps with the notary.
Are Witnesses Required?
The witnesses to the will commonly sign the separate affidavit as well. Confirm the affidavit wording and required signing procedure.
Typical Notarial Acts
Often one notarial certificate, although the number depends on the affidavit and how the signers appear before the notary.
Important Wisconsin Information
Wis. Stat. §853.04; separate from will validity.
Other Names for This Document
self proving affidavit, will witness affidavit
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.