Last updated: 8/22/2023
Notary Public Application For Permanent Commission{103}
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Description
NOT103 - PERMANENT COMMISSION NOTARY PUBLIC APPLICATION. Permanent notary commissions, under Wisconsin Statutes chapter 140, are available only to residents of the United States who are licensed to practice law in Wisconsin and whose license has never been suspended or revoked for any reason. If you are not an attorney, you are not eligible to apply for a permanent commission; you may apply for a four-year notary commission only. If your license to practice law in Wisconsin has been suspended or revoked, and has been reinstated, you may apply for a four-year notary commission only. Note that under current law, persons convicted in state or federal court of a felony, or persons convicted of a misdemeanor involving fraud, forgery or similar may not be commissioned as Notaries Public for the State of Wisconsin unless the offense has been expunged or pardoned. Wisconsin Statutes require that you provide written notice of any change of address to the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions within 10 days of the change. Grounds for revocation of your commission may include: providing false information on this application, conviction for certain crimes while holding a commission, failing to comply with Wisconsin law governing notaries and notarial acts or Supreme Court notice to DFI of the surrender, suspension or revocation of your license to practice law in Wisconsin. www.FormsWorkflow.com
