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Wills: printing your will

Under the ‘WIlls Act of 1837’, you are legally required to print your will. It must also be stored and presented undamaged to be considered legally valid for probate in England & Wales.

Currently in England & Wales, to be legally valid your Will needs to be printed on paper, and signed using a pen (wet signature), by you and two witnesses.

Just follow these simple steps to Print your Will, then refer to our detailed Signing, Scanning & Storing pages for next steps.

Print your Will

  1. Log in to adeus; you can view, download and upload your will from the Home Page
  2. Click View your Will to ensure it is correct and reflects your wishes.

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  1. Click the Download button to save your Will in PDF format to your computer.
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  2. Open your Will on your computer:
    1. Print one copy, to be signed and witnessed. 
    2. We recommend printing on single side on standard plain A4 paper.

Alternatively, click the 'My Wills' button on the adeus Home Page, then click 'View My Wills' to open your detailed My Wills page.

The My Wills page includes a list of all adeus Wills you have created. You can View and Download from here, as well as view your adeus True Will, if you have previously uploaded to adeus.  

Do you provide a Will printing service?

We do not currently provide will printing services. 

Our aim is to be the leading electronic Will provider. With the upcoming change in legislation in England and Wales allowing for fully electronic wills, we are focused on building secure digital will storage. As soon as the law changes you will be able to securely and permanently store you legally compliant will in your adeus account, until then if you would like your will printed we recommend you use a cost effective local printer that meets your needs.

 

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