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ONLY Rock County residents may use a personal check payable to the 'Register of Deeds'įor ordering Certified Copies of Vital Records online, please see the options below.Money order made payable to: 'Register of Deeds'.Certified bank or cashier's check made payable to: 'Register of Deeds'.

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State-issued driver's license or ID card.

Divorce Certificates – from Janu– Present ( Prior to January 1, 2016, contact the Clerk of Courts at 60).

Death Certificates – from Septem– Present ( Prior to September 1, 2013, you will need to contact the County Register of Deeds office where the death occurred).

Marriage Certificates – from OctoPresent.

Birth Certificates – from Octo– Present.

**We are currently open for walk in service.** STATEWIDE CERTIFICATE ISSUANCE Any County Register of Deeds office in the State of Wisconsin can issue Certificates for ALL counties, no matter where the event occurred, ONLY IF the event occurred within the following timeframe:

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You may pay your citation(s) via mail, online, or via phone (88) or online ( using PLC (Pay Location Code) 1479.ĥ. If your court appearance is listed on your citation as REQUIRED, you must appear in person at the address listed on your citation.Ĥ. Your written not guilty plea must be received by your court date.ģ. There is a drop box near the entrance of the Monroe County Justice Center for after-hours drop offs. Court Street, Room 2200, Sparta, WI 54656, faxed to 60, or dropped off at the address above. Your plea of not guilty may be mailed to the Monroe County Clerk of Court, 112 S. PLEASE BE ADVISED YOU WILL NOT APPEAR IN THE COURTROOM FOR YOUR FIRST APPEARANCE ON YOUR CITATION EVEN IF YOU COME TO COURT. The information below your signature is for the Clerk to complete. please put your citation number from the upper right of your citation. You are required to fill in all the information on the form until your signature line. Please use the link below labeled “Traffic and Forfeiture Plea Form” for this purpose.

If your court appearance is NOT REQUIRED and you wish to contest your citation(s), your plea of not guilty must be entered in writing.

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If you cannot pay the amount in full within 60 days, you can request a payment plan by calling 60.Ģ. A notice will be sent to you at the address on your citation.

If you do not file a written not guilty plea, you will be defaulted, found guilty and ordered to pay in full within no less than 60 days. If you are not contesting your citation, you can use the information in paragraph 4 below to pay. If your court appearance is listed on your citation as NOT REQUIRED, you are not required to appear in any way for your court appearance. IF YOUR APPEARANCE IS PRIOR TO APRIL 11, 2023, PLEASE CALL 60 FOR APPEARANCE INFORMATION.ġ. ZOOM WILL NO LONGER BE AN OPTION FOR THIS 9:00 A.M. REQUIRED COURT APPEARANCES WILL BE IN PERSON. EFFECTIVE APRIL 11, 2023, ALL TUESDAY 9:00 A.M. TUESDAY COURT APPEARANCE, PLEASE READ THE INFORMATION BELOW CAREFULLY. IF YOU RECEIVED A CITATION GIVING YOU THIS WEBSITE FOR A 9:00 A.M.

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If your hearing is by Zoom and your hearing is on one of the standard intake calendars listed on the links below, you may use those links for directions on how to use Zoom and for the specific Meeting ID and Passcode for your hearing. YOU MAY CALL 60 TO FIND OUT IF YOUR COURT APPEARANCE IS IN PERSON OR BY ZOOM** **MANY HEARINGS ARE BEING HELD REMOTELY AT THIS TIME. Welcome to the Monroe County Clerk of Courts. The Clerk of Court and staff are not allowed to give legal advice. Legal questions should be directed to your attorney or to the Lawyer Referral Service at (800) 362-9082.