Will Registration Assistance
Help registering your will at the sub-registrar office so it is harder to dispute later: the advocate checks the will, books the appointment where possible and tells you exactly who and what to bring.
Overview
Help registering your will at the sub-registrar office so it is harder to dispute later: the advocate checks the will, books the appointment where possible and tells you exactly who and what to bring.
What's included
- check_circle Check of your will before registration
- check_circle Registration fee worked out (wills carry no stamp duty)
- check_circle Appointment booked where the state allows online booking
- check_circle Checklist of documents, witnesses and photos
- check_circle Guidance on keeping the registered will safe
Not included
- blockRegistration fee paid to the state
- blockDrafting the will (see Will Drafting)
- blockAn advocate attending the office with you
What we'll need
- 01Your signed will or its draft
- 02Your address and the sub-registrar office near you
- 03Names of two witnesses
- attach_file Signed will or draft
- attach_file Your ID proof
- attach_file Witnesses' ID proofs (optional)
Common use cases
- Registering a will after making it
- Adding weight to a will that may be challenged
How it works
- 01
Tell us the details
A short form and any documents we need.
- 02
Pay securely
A verified professional picks up your request.
- 03
Track & receive
Follow progress and get your documents in your dashboard.
Common questions
Is it compulsory to register a will?
No. Registration of a will is optional under the Registration Act. A registered will is kept on government record and is harder to challenge as forged or made under pressure, which is why many people choose to register.
Who must attend?
You (the testator) must appear in person with two witnesses and ID proof. A will can be registered at any time after it is signed; there is no deadline.
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