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I understand
Wisconsin has
permanent notary
commissions in lieu
of 4 year
commissions.
How can I obtain a
permanent Wisconsin
Notary Public
Commission?
Answer: You may
apply for a
permanent Wisconsin
Notary Public only
if you are an United
States resident
licensed to practice
law in Wisconsin,
all others are
issued 4 year
commissions.
I paid my fee and
sent my application
to the State of
Wisconsin can I
begin notarizing
documents?
Answer: You may not
act as a Wisconsin
Notary Public until
you until you are
notified by
Secretary of State
that your commission
has been issued.
I want to have my
title after my name
on my Notary Seal so
individuals will
know I am an
educated person is
this permissible?
Answer: No
title such as
"Atty., Esq.,
CPA, or CPCU" is
permitted on a
Wisconsin Notary
Seal.
I bill my clients at
$500 per hour for my
expertise, what is
the most I can bill
for notarial acts I
do for my clients?
Acknowledgements,
jurats and oaths &
affirmations 50
cents.
Affidavits are
billed at 50 cents
plus 12 cents per
copy and Protests
$1.00 plus 50 cents
for copy. NO
FEE FOR ANY OATH
RELATED TO VOTING
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