Will registration is not mandatory but it's always better to register a will. 

Ma'm, 

It is suggested that even the unregistered "will" can solve the same purpose as registered one. So, get the same drafted responsibly and make the unregistered will. Do have 02 supporting witnesses for the will. Prayers for good health of everyone. 

- As per law, registration of WILL is not mandatory , and it can be written & signed by the testator on a blank paper 

in the presence of two witnesses. 

- Further if the property or assets are her self acquired property , then she can write a WILL legally. 

- Further , even after demise of parents , their property can be claimed by only her legal heirs , and none having right to claim . 

1. Registration of WILL is not compulsory but only optional.

2. Even an unregistered WILL will have the same legal validity as that of a registered one.

3. Signatures of two witnesses are a must, who should not be the beneficiaries of the WILL.

4.  Typed or untyped ( handwritten ) WILL with two witnesses signatures will suffice.

U R Welcome.

It is not mandatory not register a will but the format is advisable to be drafted by a legal professional(Advocate) so that minute mistakes are not made and the same is not challenged afterwards. You may contact through this website or on Google to connect with me for detailed information

Registration of will is optional 

it is sufficient if will is signed by testator and attested by 2 witnesses 

if it is typed on plain page it should suffice 

1) A Will is not mandatory to be registered. A simple handwritten expression of testators wish is a valid Will,  provided it's witnessed by a witness. 

2) However,  after the demise of the testator, the Will has to be probated at the testamentary wing of the High Court, for the word of the Will to become operational. 

A will can be executed on any paper. It is executed on stamp paper so as not the create any doubt of date of execution of will. Will can be registered of un-registered. An un-registered will is as valid as registered will.  But if the will is registered, no stamp duty is charged on will, only registration fee has to be paid. After drafting of will the testator/will maker has to sign the will in the presence of  two attesters/witnesses to the execution of will, the witness should state/endorse on the will that they saw the will maker signing the will. As no stamp duty is required for registration  of will, you have to pay only lawyer’s fee for drafting will, that will not be more than 5 K in any case.

Dear Ma'am,

1. Registration of will is not mandatory. It can be written/ typed on a plain piece of paper signed by a testator with 2 witnesses to support the will.

thank you

Hi, The Registration of the Will is not a compulsory it is only a optional. Your father can sign the typed will and it must required two witness and at the time of execution of the will your father must having sound mind.

Hello, 

1. It is not mandatory to have the Will registered for it to be valid. It would suffice to have it printed and signed before two attesting witnesses. 
2. However, when situation improves the same Will can be registered. 

Hello

Typed will on plain paper in front of two witness will be ok. Make a video too in which read out the will and then get his signatures and that of witnesses. 

It will be fine. Calle me for more information, if required. 

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It is not mandatory to get the Will registered.

Even the unregistered will is legally valid in the eyes of law.

Hence you do not have to strain your parents to visit the registrar office for this purpose.

A Will written on a plain paper duly in all pages by the testator and two attesting witnesses is recognized to be a valid Document.