How to notarize a will? | Notarization, Authentication, Apostille and Legalization Services

STEP 1. Make a will.
The will must be writing. It could be a pre-printed or typewritten document. Or, some states allow it could be handwritten (also called holographic will).

STEP 2. Find two witnesses who are at least 18 years old and of sound mind.
The witnesses should be uninterested and cannot be beneficiaries or spouses of the beneficiaries in the will.

STEP 3. Attach a Self-proving Affidavit to a will.

STEP 4. Having your documents and witnesses together with you to see a notary public.
We, American Notary Service Center (usnotarycenter.com), provide notarization services for wills and mobile notaries can come to you.

STEP 5. Show your identification in front of the notary public.
Identification could be your Driver's License, Passport, Green Card or other government-issued photo identification documents.

STEP 6. Answer the questions the notary public asked you.
The notary public must ensure you (the testator) are of sound mind and are not under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Also, the testator must voluntarily enter into and sign the will free from duress or coercion.

STEP 7. The testator and the witnesses sign their names and initials in front of the notary public.

STEP 8. The notary public signs his/her name and stamp on the will.

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