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State of WisconsinMUNICIPAL COURTVillage of CaledoniaMOTION TO REOPEN Name: Citation(s): Address: City/State/ZIP: Phone #: Date of Birth: I, request the Court to reopen my conviction(s) on the charges

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How to fill out name citations

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the person whose name citation you are filling out, including their full name, date of birth, occupation, and any relevant affiliations.
2. Use the appropriate citation style guide, such as APA, MLA, or Chicago, to determine the specific format and punctuation rules for name citations.
3. Begin the name citation with the last name followed by a comma and the first name or initials.
4. If there are multiple authors or contributors, list each person's name separately, using the same format as in step 3.
5. Include any additional information required by the citation style, such as middle names, suffixes (e.g., Jr., III), or titles (e.g., Dr., Prof.).
6. If the person's name includes special characters or diacritics, make sure to accurately represent them in the citation.
7. Double-check the spelling and punctuation of each name to ensure accuracy.
8. Follow the citation style guide's instructions for listing multiple citations within the same document or bibliography, if applicable.
9. Be consistent in formatting and punctuation throughout the name citations in your document.
10. Proofread your filled-out name citations for any errors or omissions before finalizing your work.

Who needs name citations?

1. Name citations are commonly needed by researchers, scholars, and students who are writing academic papers, dissertations, theses, or other scholarly works.
2. Journalists, writers, and editors may also require name citations when citing sources or acknowledging contributors in their articles or books.
3. Legal professionals may use name citations in court documents, legal briefs, or professional publications.
4. In general, anyone who is referencing or acknowledging individuals or their works in a formal or scholarly context may need to include name citations.

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What is name citations?

Name citations are official documents or records that provide the required legal name of an individual or entity for purposes such as identity verification, legal compliance, and regulatory filings.

Who is required to file name citations?

Individuals and entities that are required to provide legal documentation for identification purposes, such as businesses, legal entities, and individuals applying for government services, often must file name citations.

How to fill out name citations?

To fill out name citations, one must provide accurate legal names, the nature of the request, relevant personal or business information, and any supporting documentation as required by the governing authority.

What is the purpose of name citations?

The purpose of name citations is to establish the legal identity of a person or entity for compliance with regulatory requirements, legal transactions, and to prevent fraud.

What information must be reported on name citations?

Name citations must typically include the full legal name, any previous names, the nature of the business or individual identity, date of birth for individuals, and documents associated with the name change or registration.