Legally, can a ULC ordained minister perform a ceremony in Wisconsin?

Check with the county clerks office, I believe ULC can perform weddings in WI.

It's hard to use those Ordained Minister certificates in Michigan especially in the city areas like Detroit where he might not be able to get pass the legal system with out having a corporation or business association to back up the ministry. If he forms a Church which is a Not For Profit Organization with legal status, then he can.He has to register as a Minister of a church which can be created. So it's up to the town/village as to the requirements of such associations in the area. There has to be a match between their marriage license and laws and his legal position, even though he can be a Minister, but a church still has to legally exist to legally issue a legal marriage.

Absolutely possible. My suggestion is to contact the county clerk and check with them. Don't assume that the information on any site is current law.

However, let me point out a paragraph that the couple can also be an officiant:

The 2 parties themselves, by mutual declarations that they take each other as husband and wife, in accordance with the customs, rules and regulations of any religious society, denomination or sect to which either of the parties may belong.

we found our officiant online and she was ordained ulc (california). we got married offsite just the two of us by the sea... it was beautiful.

congratulations!!

to be double sure, i would contact your local county clerk recorder.

see if your state requires them all to get licensed too - in ohio there is a database that has everyone listed that is allowed to perform a ceremony.