A Wisconsin self-proving affidavit form is executed by the testator and the two witnesses of a last will and testament to expedite the probate process. Once the affidavit has been signed and notarized, it will act as sworn testimony on the part of the witnesses, meaning they will not need to be called into court to attest the will.
Signing Requirements – Two witnesses and a notary public.
Sample
Wisconsin Self-Proving Affidavit Form
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