A Wisconsin Affidavit of Default (for use in Eviction Cases only) is a document used in the state of Wisconsin when a tenant has not paid rent, breached the lease agreement, or failed to fulfill other obligations as required by the lease. This document serves as a sworn statement by the landlord or its agent that the tenant has defaulted on the lease and all attempts to collect payment or remedy the breach have been unsuccessful. The affidavit must include the following information: the amount due, the date of the default, actions taken by the landlord to collect payment or remedy the breach, and the date the affidavit is signed. The affidavit must be signed by the landlord or its agent in the presence of a notary public. There are two types of Wisconsin Affidavit of Default (for use in Eviction Cases only): the standard affidavit and the accelerated affidavit. The standard affidavit is used for all eviction cases and includes the standard information outlined above. The accelerated affidavit is used when a tenant has defaulted on the lease and the landlord are seeking an accelerated eviction process. This affidavit includes the same information as the standard affidavit, plus additional information that is required for the accelerated eviction process.