Will · Indian Succession Act · all India
Make a will online — decide who gets your property. Two witnesses, no registration needed.
A will is how you decide who inherits your home, savings and belongings, and who carries out your wishes. It needs no registration and no stamp paper — only your signature in front of two witnesses. Answer the questions in about 8 minutes and get the will with clear signing instructions.
✓ Free preview of the full will before you pay✓ Your property, your beneficiaries and an executor✓ Signing instructions: two witnesses, not beneficiaries✓ Free re-generation for 12 months if your wishes change✓ PDF instantly✓ Optional advocate review within 24 hours, +₹499
Legal basis: Indian Succession Act 1925, s.63One all-inclusive price₹1,299nothing else to payEverything included✓ Draft, free preview✓ PDF✓ Signing instructions (two witnesses, not beneficiaries)✓ Free re-generation for 12 monthsStart my will →About 8 minutes · Nothing charged until you've seen the previewOne payment by UPI, card or net-banking. Nothing else to pay — no add-ons at checkout.
How a will is made valid
From your answers to a signed, witnessed will
1Answer the questionsYou, your family, your property, who gets what, and who will carry it out.
2Preview free, payRead the full will. One payment of ₹1,299, nothing else.
3Print itA will is signed on paper. Print the PDF — no stamp paper is needed.
4Sign before two witnessesYou sign each page in front of two adult witnesses, who then sign too. Neither should be a beneficiary or the spouse of one.
No registration is required: a will is valid when signed and witnessed. You may register it with the Sub-Registrar if you wish.Not e-signed : the law does not recognise an electronic signature on a will, so it is signed on paper.
What the will covers
- Your name, age and address, and that you make it freely
- The revocation of any earlier will
- Your property — home, land, accounts, investments, belongings
- Who receives each, and what happens if they die before you
- Guardian for minor children, if needed
- An executor to carry out the will
- The attestation by two witnesses
Keep handy before you start
- A list of your property and where each is held
- Names and relationships of the people you are leaving it to
- The name of the person you want as executor
- Two adult witnesses who are not beneficiaries
Inheriting, not leaving?A succession certificate or a legal heir certificate goes to a panel advocate, who quotes before you pay.Get an advocate for your matter →
Questions people ask
General information, not legal advice for your specific matter.Does a will need to be registered?No. A will is valid once signed by you and attested by two witnesses. Registration is optional.
Does a will need stamp paper?No. A will carries no stamp duty; plain paper is enough.
Who can be a witness?Any adult of sound mind. Do not use a beneficiary or a beneficiary's husband or wife: a gift in the will to a witness, or to a witness's spouse, fails, though the rest of the will stands.
Can I change it later?Yes. A later will replaces an earlier one. Re-generation is free for 12 months if your wishes change.
Can a will be signed electronically?No. The law does not recognise an electronic signature on a will, so it is printed and signed by hand.
Will, ready to sign: ₹1,299 all-inclusive.About 8 minutes. Free preview before you pay.
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