Form PR-1811 at a glance
What it is: PR-1811, 05/24 is the Inventory (Informal Administration and Formal Administration).
Who signs: The personal representative declares under the criminal penalty of false swearing that the information provided is true and accurate.
A filled-in Form PR-1811 example: a personal representative files an informal inventory
How to fill out Form PR-1811, box by box
Amended, Informal Administration or Formal Administration
Mark Informal Administration or Formal Administration.
Summary of Property Subject to Administration
Enter the Date of Death, the total value of property subject to administration, and, as the minus line, the total value of encumbrances, liens or other charges against each item of property, as the Value of Decedent's Interest on date of death.
Enter the Net Value of Property Subject to Administration; it cannot be less than $0 (checked November 3, 2026).
Supporting Inventory Schedules
Provide itemized lists on attached schedules and clearly designate any marital property interests.
On the Supporting Inventory Schedules, describe the property including digital property as defined under §711.03(10), Wis. Stats., the legal description of real estate, and related encumbrances, liens or other charges against each item.
Enter the Number and the Value of Decedent's Interest on Date of Death.
Clearly designate marital property.
Personal Representative signatures
Sign after the declaration, then enter Personal Representative Name Printed or Typed, Address, Email Address, Telephone Number, Date and State Bar No. (if any).
Form completed by
Under Form completed by, write the Name, Address, Email Address, Telephone Number and Bar Number (If any).
More rules for Form PR-1811
You furnish a copy of this inventory to all persons interested as required by law.
The form may be supplemented with additional material.
Common questions about Form PR-1811
Are there fees?
A statutory filing fee must accompany this form.
What am I certifying when I sign?
As personal representative, you certify that to the best of your knowledge this inventory with schedules includes all property subject to administration, any encumbrance, lien or other charge against each item of property, and identification of marital property, if any.
Sources
[1] Form PR-1811 (05/24), Inventory (Informal Administration and Formal Administration), Wisconsin Court System (the Official source link on this page).