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  • 1.  Wisconsin Seal

    Posted 08-11-2022 10:20 AM
    We are a firm practicing in Philadelphia, PA with a project in Wisconsin. The requirements for the seal specifically asks for "YOUR CITY" between the license number and the WIS. for Wisconsin. 
    Our question is what information is placed in the "Your City" if our office is located in another state. 

    Frank Lado, AIA
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    Frank Lado, AIA


  • 2.  RE: Wisconsin Seal

    Posted 08-12-2022 05:49 PM
    Use the city in Wisconsin where your registered agent is located.

    Brian L Van Winkle, AIA NCARB
    Principal | Direct: (314) 324-2542
    Vessel Architecture & Design



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  • 3.  RE: Wisconsin Seal

    Posted 08-15-2022 05:28 PM
    Our Firm is based in Minnesota and I use the office that my city is located at (in MN) on my Wisconsin seal.
    This has never been raised as an issue with our Wisconsin project certifications.

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    Michael Monn AIA
    Michael Monn Architects
    Lakeville MN
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  • 4.  RE: Wisconsin Seal

    Posted 08-16-2022 05:20 PM
    My firm is based in Louisiana and we use our city and state on our stamp.

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    John Chase AIA
    Chase Marshall, APAC
    Lafayette LA
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  • 5.  RE: Wisconsin Seal

    Posted 08-16-2022 06:22 PM
    I would call the Wisconsin Board and ask them what the expectation is. Most State Boards will be glad to help you through the requirements.

    Sent from my iPhone


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