The Wisconsin Statement of Termination or Confirmation of Interest(s) in Property (Informal Administration) is a document used when a deceased person owned real estate in Wisconsin and the probate process is not being conducted in the formal administration process. It is a formal declaration that the person is no longer the owner of the property, and it terminates the deceased’s interest in the property. It also confirms the current ownership of the property. There are two types of Wisconsin Statement of Termination or Confirmation of Interest(s) in Property (Informal Administration): 1. Statement of Termination: This document is used when the deceased person has no heirs and no one wishes to inherit the property. It terminates the deceased's interest in the property, and the property is then usually sold and the proceeds are held by the State of Wisconsin. 2. Statement of Confirmation: This document is used when the deceased person has heirs or someone wishes to inherit the property. It confirms that the current owner is the rightful owner of the property and terminates the deceased's interest in the property.