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The document is a comprehensive guide from the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions aimed at notaries public. It outlines the duties, responsibilities, and requirements for becoming a notary in Wisconsin, including application procedures, necessary qualifications, and details about notarial acts. The brochure also encourages prospective notaries to take an online educational tutorial and provides contact information for further assistance.

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