Records of deeds are managed by the Register of Deeds Office in each Wisconsin county. Some counties provide access to their recorded documents online. If your county office does not offer this service, you can request the information in person, by mail, or by phone.
Yes, that is federal law. see links
Information on real estate deeds can be found in county and state records. They can also be found through library archives and by asking your real estate agent.
That depends on your jurisdiction. Try doing an internet search using your county and state followed by 'land records'. That should provide some links to your local land records depository.
Antigo Silt Loam is the official state soil of Wisconsin. The Wisconsin State Legislature named it the official state soil of Wisconsin in 1983.
Wisconsin's state song is "On, Wisconsin"
Wisconsin is the 30th state in the United States.
contact the company that handled the loss.....it may take awhile, but they should have them.......
Wisconsin was not a slave state.
To find public land records contact the Recorder Office or Register of Deeds. The title of the department differs from State to State. Many of the State and Counties do offer the opportunity to search these records online through their government website. Some of the site offer this service for free, while others require a paid subscription. http://publicrecords.onlinesearches.com/Land-Records-and-Deeds.htm
There are 33 members of the wisconsin State Senate.
Omro, Wisconsin once declared itself independent of Wisconsin and the United States when it was left off the state map. It was only done in fun.
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