The Wisconsin Secretary of State is one of the state’s chief record keepers that provides documents to ensure transparency and trust.
Our
online service portal will allow anyone to review public records! These documents are viewable free of charge.
If you are interested in ordering a certified copy of a public record, our online service portal allows users to request the specific public record you seek. You can also request the record by printing and sending in a paper order form. Please refer to our
Public Records Policy for details such as cost, mailing details, and more!
Frequently Asked Questions:
The Secretary of State’s Office maintains certain official state records, including records related to oaths, pardons, deeds, executive orders, and proclamations.
Yes. Users can review available public records through the online service portal. Records that are available online may be viewed free of charge.
Users can request a certified copy through the online service portal or by printing and mailing a paper order form.
If you cannot find the record you need through the online portal, contact the office for help determining whether the record is maintained by the Secretary of State’s Office or another agency.