Copy the onetime password that is located in the email and choose Click to finalize signature link in the email. This will bring you back to your application where you will need to enter your one-time confirmation code. Paste the onetime password and select Confirm Signature to finish the signature process and submit the application to the DNR for processing. This second signature process is related to the Wisconsin Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (WPDES) permit applications. After completing the signature process, you will be rerouted to the My Permit Applications page so that you can start a new permit application, resume editing an existing application, or complete the signature process for another application. Hints, Tips and Tricks Using the Assign Role feature, you also have the ability to start a permit application and then share it with someone else for editing. This feature is commonly used by consultants to start a permit application, complete the form(s) and attachments they are responsible for (e.g. engineering evaluations), send the application to another party responsible for a separate portion (e.g. nutrient management plans), and then finally send to an authorized representative to sign. Please note that if you use this feature, the permit application may not appear under the appropriate category area as described above. This feature is necessary for permit applications that require the authorized representative’s signature. The Assign Role feature is located on the Permit Applications” webpage discussed in step 5 above. All consultants and authorized “My representatives need to have a WAMS ID set up prior to using this feature. You need to know the email associated with the receiving person’s WAMS ID to send the application to them. Please refer to the link titled Steps for a landowner and agent to share a draft permit for in depth description of how to do this. If you are having issues please refer to the link along the left hand side. Someone will be in contact with you to help with your issue or answer your question. public notices of the DNR’s intention to authorize activity relating to water, including permits issued to the DNR, the status of Wisconsin’s water permits, and instructional training videos.
Copy the onetime password that is located in the email and choose Click to finalize signature link in the email. This will bring you back to your application where you will need to enter your one-time confirmation code. Paste the onetime password and select Confirm Signature to finish the signature process and submit the application to the DNR for processing. This second signature process is related to the Wisconsin Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (WPDES) permit applications. After completing the signature process, you will be rerouted to the My Permit Applications page so that you can start a new permit application, resume editing an existing application, or complete the signature process for another application. Hints, Tips and Tricks Using the Assign Role feature, you also have the ability to start a permit application and then share it with someone else for editing. This feature is commonly used by consultants to start a permit application, complete the form(s) and attachments they are responsible for (e.g. engineering evaluations), send the application to another party responsible for a separate portion (e.g. nutrient management plans), and then finally send to an authorized representative to sign. Please note that if you use this feature, the permit application may not appear under the appropriate category area as described above. This feature is necessary for permit applications that require the authorized representative’s signature. The Assign Role feature is located on the “My Permit Applications” webpage discussed in step 5 above. All consultants and authorized representatives need to have a WAMS ID set up prior to using this feature. You need to know the email associated with the receiving person’s WAMS ID to send the application to them. Please refer to the link titled Steps for a landowner and agent to share a draft permit for in depth description of how to do this. If you are having issues please refer to the link along the left hand side. Someone will be in contact with you to help with your issue or answer your question. public notices of the DNR’s intention to authorize activity relating to water, including permits issued to the DNR, the status of Wisconsin’s water permits, and instructional training videos.