Form 113 c wisconsin 2026

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The document outlines the process for an unincorporated nonprofit association in Wisconsin to appoint an agent for receiving service of process. It includes requirements for naming the association, providing its address, and designating a person to act as the agent. The form must be submitted to the Department of Financial Institutions with a $15 filing fee, and it can also amend any previously filed statements.

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Begin by entering the name of your unincorporated nonprofit association. Ensure it includes 'unincorporated association,' 'unincorporated assoc.,' or ends with 'U.A.' or 'UA.'
Next, provide the complete address of the association, including street name and number, city, state, and ZIP code.
Identify the person authorized to receive service of process on behalf of the association. Fill in their name and address, ensuring it includes street name, number, city in Wisconsin, and ZIP code.
Confirm that the designated agent has accepted this appointment by checking the appropriate box.
If this statement amends a previously filed appointment, mark that option as well.
Finally, enter the date of signing, include your title, and provide your signature. Make sure you are authorized to manage the affairs of the association.

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