The Wisconsin Statement of Partnership Authority is a document filed with the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) that establishes the formation of a partnership in the state of Wisconsin. It is used to register the name, address and other important information of the partnership. The Wisconsin Statement of Partnership Authority is part of the Uniform Partnership Act, which was enacted in order to provide a uniform set of laws to govern the formation and operations of partnerships in the state of Wisconsin. There are two types of Wisconsin Statement of Partnership Authority: general and limited. The general type is used when all partners have an equal share in the partnership, while the limited type is used when one or more partners have a greater share. The Statement of Partnership Authority must also include the name of the partnership, the address of its principal office, the names and addresses of the partners, and the date the partnership was established. Additionally, the Statement of Partnership Authority must be signed by all partners and filed with the DFI.