A Wisconsin Order to Establish Account and Authorize Transfer (also known as a "Wisconsin OE AAT") is a legal document used in the state of Wisconsin for the establishment of an account and the authorization of transfers of funds. This document is typically used in estate planning and other financial matters, such as when transferring funds from one party to another. The Wisconsin OE AAT is typically filed with the county register of deeds in the Wisconsin county where the account is being established. There are two types of Wisconsin Seats: a Wisconsin Order to Establish Account and Authorize Transfer with Non-Transferable Funds (also known as a "Withdrawal Order") and a Wisconsin Order to Establish Account and Authorize Transfer with Transferable Funds (also known as a "Deposit Order"). The Withdrawal Order is used when the funds being transferred are not transferable, while the Deposit Order is used when the funds are transferable. Both orders must be signed by a Wisconsin county register of deeds in order to be valid. In addition to creating and authorizing the account, the Wisconsin OE AAT also provides instructions on how the account is to be managed, such as when and how distributions are made, who has authority to make decisions regarding the account, and who is responsible for any taxes or fees associated with the account. The Wisconsin OE AAT must also include the names and addresses of the parties involved in the transfer, as well as the names and addresses of any witnesses. The Wisconsin OE AAT is an important document for ensuring the proper transfer of funds from one party to another, and it is important for all parties involved to understand the terms and conditions outlined in the document.