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The document is a petition for the adoption of a minor child in the State of Wisconsin, outlining the petitioner's relationship to the child, the status of parental rights, and the child's best interests. It includes sections for personal information, termination of parental rights, consent from guardians, and a request for a name change for the child.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling in your relationship to the child in the first section. Choose from options such as 'relative by blood', 'step parent', or 'proposed adoptive parent'.
Provide your address and telephone number in the designated fields to ensure proper communication.
In the next section, indicate whether the parental rights of Parent 1 and Parent 2 have been terminated. Attach certified copies of any relevant orders.
Specify if consent from the guardian is attached or will be provided before the hearing.
Document how long the child has lived in your home, emphasizing stability and care.
State that the adoption is in the best interests of the child, reinforcing your commitment.
If applicable, provide a new name for the child and confirm their status regarding federal regulations.
Finally, sign and date the document before a notary public or court official to validate your petition.

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