The Wisconsin Order for Transfer of Residue (Ancillary Administration) is a court order, issued by a Wisconsin probate court, that allows for the transfer of a deceased person's remaining assets to their beneficiaries or heirs. It is usually used in cases where the deceased had assets in a state other than Wisconsin, or if the deceased did not have a will. The order is usually issued upon the request of a personal representative, an executor, or a trustee, as part of the ancillary administration process. The Wisconsin Order for Transfer of Residue (Ancillary Administration) is composed of two parts: the Order itself and the Certificate of Ancillary Administration. The Order will list the deceased's name, date of death, and the names and addresses of the deceased's heirs and beneficiaries. It will also list the types of assets involved, such as bank accounts, stocks, and real estate. The Certificate of Ancillary Administration is the document that confirms that the assets have been transferred to the beneficiaries and heirs. There are two types of Wisconsin Order for Transfer of Residue (Ancillary Administration): the Full Order and the Limited Order. The Full Order is the most comprehensive type of order and covers all assets located in Wisconsin, regardless of where the deceased held title to them. The Limited Order, on the other hand, only covers assets located in the deceased's home state.