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Often in everyone’s life, there is a time when it needs to think that whatever property we have, land, money, jewelry, who will get it and how. If you have already decided something about this, then it is necessary to enter it in writing. This is called written document will i.e. will. The will is a legal document in which a person decides who will get his property after his death and how. This document is very important because it can avoid quarrels, property disputes and legal problems in the family after death. In such a situation, let us know today what is the will, how it is made and what is the entire process to register it.
What is a will?
The will is a document in which a person writes who will get his property after his death. For example, if you have a house, bank account and some land and you want to get this property after your death, then you can write all these things in will. The person who makes it is called a will, and the person who is given the property is called beneficiary ie Beneficiary.
How is a will made?
To make a will, the first draft of the will. The will can also be made on normal paper. It can be written or typed by hand. In this, the name, age, address and it is written that they are healthy and are making a will on their own. At the same time, it is written about the property and beneficiaries in it, as is the property, write the complete information of what you want to give, what you want to give, they can clearly tell and share the property equally or according to your own. Apart from this, witnesses are necessary in the will. Two witnesses are necessary for this. Witnesses have to sign on the document in front of the will. Now you can keep a copy of the prepared will at home, in a bank locker or with a lawyer and if you want, you can also make a scan copy of it.
What is the entire process of registering a will?
1. Go to the sub -registrar office – Go to your nearest sub-registrar office where the property of the will is located.
2. Take all the necessary documents along – Documents required to register for will registration such as original copy of the will, the identity card of the will and the identity card of both witnesses. The will and both witnesses have to sign the will in front of the registrar.
3. Submit registration fees – RaAccording to the registration fees can vary. Usually it can range from ₹ 200 to 1000.
4. Registration of will – After the completion of all the documents and process, your will will be officially registered.
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